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ADVElviun
Like Rdblnson CrUaoc
Of DADDV
CIIAl'TKU I
ixtt Alone
Wr like Itoblnson Crusoo on a de
T, J island. That Ih what had
iint0,re ewb-Veided Aff
1 tt ob ',"' "?i ocolatc-colored youth.
rt mild I n Xbeneh of TwInWIn
fa" fiT Line the .nllbont nltlm out
1 'r' .the breakers to tno open eu.
I MJdk of tho boat won the rwcucil
? ' '-: Harrison Crusoe, waving
hIbJomw, " ! dldntt ficcru
H'v 'adthemtothea,ne
fiti from wn .. --" ib0
rfnSe.a,,rH,they
A f 1" , " 1 V " Africa whence
wnti
'Jc: "They felt they had
irdrincanhechlid
HWi'MrewXbut
ftWreS could .-ee were bits of
Jf.?oat of sight among the tossing
Te'we going to dor
.JC IIUIy.waB worried, but
" T - .1 ln
K f ft nVco swim. I'eggy and the
Mhtn followed him quickly, for they
.rf HI wearing the bathing milts
Wn ."', ,iVJ.,l .., tlmm when
jg rst reached Twinklln sle.
Afterward they bat on what seemed
t be rocks drown on the beach, plan
int what they should do.
' '! ira getting hungry," said Peggy.
j want something to eat besides
fr"iso do I," replied Hilly. "And wo,
bo " echoed Folly Wisher, tho goblin,
ind tho newly married African sav-
"l wonder what Robinson Crusoo
.(," mused I'eggy. Billy wrinkled his
brow as he tried to remember. He had
rutl the story of Robinson Crasoo not
"I know.'" cried Billy suddenly. "He
found turtles on ttio Dcacn. ne aio
their eggs and made soup of tho tur
tles themselves."
"I wish we could find turtles like
lkt," said Peggy.
At that very instant tho rocks on
which they were sitting camo abruptly
to life. They gave a quick shake, n
bead bobbed up in front of each one
of them and legs appeared beneath
them.
"JImlncty, hero aro our turtles,"
cried Hilly in nstonishment. And it
ms true. What seemed to bo stones
were really sleeping turtles. Peggy's
with had awakened them.
The turtles waddled along the beach,
cirrjlng Peggy. Billy, Folly Wisher,
Flower of the Forest nnd l'outh of tho
Lion Heart along with them.
"I wish these turtles were harnessed
like horses," cried Billy, when he got
orer his first thrill ot nlnrm and found
that th turtles seemed harmless.
Billy got his wish as soon as It woh
tpoken. Bridles appeared on tho jaws
and heads of the turtles, with reins
hanging down. Saddles and stirrups
(ire the riders a firm fitting.
"Hurrah!" cried Billy. "Hurrah!"
cried the others, when thev found thov
couw drive tnc turtles us tuey pleased
up ana aown tue uencn.
It Was a lot of ftlll. Tllf tlirtll n-nrn
ilotv, hut they had n funny waddlo that
lire their riders a thrill.
"I'll "bet they could go fnstcr in the
water," cried Billy. "I am xolng to
ride my turtle ncross the bay."
CHAITHR II
Biding on Living Boats
fBHE turtle on which Billy wns riding
saddled toward tho bav. It vim
eager to get into tho water. There tc
alt get rid of this rider, who was
driving it with bridle and saddlo. And.
perhaps, it might eat the rider.
Billy, not knowinc ulint ihn ,irfin
mthinking, also was eager to get into
the water. He thought it would be
fun to drive the turtlo across tho bay.
IeffCV WAR nnf ffnlnt. tn lm nt.t.lA.. I...
Billy. She reined her turtle also toward
the bay and tho big reptile, anxious to
let home, waddled much fabtcr than it
lad been waddlinc before.
The newly married African girl and
IDe CDOCOlfltlt.PAlnrAfl vtntl. 1!
rejgy. This was a wedding Journey for'
ue lavages, and strange though It was
h. Well , U wo "n't do anything else
..,.nio swimming." he said. At once
1.1 nn n hrnvc mce.
tlm u-ntorn of tllC Day
Currants
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CONTRASTING SILKS
JimA
By CORINNE LOWK
An amicable settlement between thoso
two rival silks orepe do chine and fou-lardr-is
arrived at in this simple little
model, combining both. The latter has
a navy background dotted with grny,
while tho crepo Is plnln gray. This
modol Is 0 particularly charming one for
the debutnntc or college girl.
Crepo de chine nnd foulard arc a
fnvorcd nlllance this spring, and stun
ning arc uiu aitcrnoou moiieis, employ
Ing a scheme of lilnel' anil white. Ono
nntnM ..11 1 t...l- . I
vides n white 'fonlnr.l flowered In Wnefc .'
with 11 jaunty littlo npron tunic and
upper siecvcs or oinck crepe ue dune.
To ro-onforcc the authority of the crepo
tno apron, extendins from nccl: to hem,
is fastened ot tho bock with two nar
row strcamors cros.?lnz nbove the waist
line and then dipping below tho skirt
hem.
they were keen for It. Folly Wisher
tinyca on snore gathering up the turtle
eggs. He was too wise to trust himself
on the back of a turtle in tho water.
Above the children fluttered the tiny
fairies on their dragon fly wings. The
fairies had smiled and laughed as too
children drove tho hnrnessed turtles
along the beach, but their smiles turned
to warning frowns as the turtles wad
dled toward tho water. The fairies
twitched the ears of Peggy and Billy
and tried their best to cause the children
to turn back. But Billy wns having
tQo much fun. Ho didn't pay any more
attention to the fairies than lie wuuld
have done to gnats flying about his
head. And Peggy, not wanting to tako
a dare from Billy, followed him as fasi
as her turtle could waddle.
Into tho water plunged the turtles,
swimming swiftly toward tho confer ot
tho boy where the sailboat had been at
anchor. When they got Into aeep
wnter tho turtles tried to dive to tho
bottom of the bay.
"Hold tight to tho reins t" cried
Billy. "Keep their heads up and the
turtles cannot dive!"
Peggy nnd the African savages did
as Billy i.nid. They kept a tight rein
on Uic turtles, and the turtles couldn't
get their heads down though they tried
hard to do so. When tho turtles
couldn't get their heads down, they
couldn't dive. So they swam nrounil
on tho surface of the hoy, with Peggy,
Billy nnd the Africans riding gaily on
Preserved cherries cool and refreshing!
Sparkling, clear currant jelly! They make
the simplest meal delicious.
Preserve all you possibly can now
they'll take the place of fresh fruits and
other costly winter foods.
The cost of your sugar is a small part
of the value of your preserves, but the
importance of the right sugar is great.
Franklin Sugars are all pure Cane Sugars,
packed clean and dust proof in sturdy
cartons and strong cotton bags.
SAYE THE FEUIT CSOP
Sua I?;.;
A Franklin Cane Sucrar for everv use"
' -
,U!p,r ,,nck"i '-r children felt Jlko
,.JW,",'" 1' lnslcail of riding on land
U,c wr(' rltlliiK horses of. the wn.
11 wa- more fun riding the turtles
than riding In n boat. Billy drove to
the far side of llio linv. whom inonkors
greeted them and throw them oranges
;r. cat. -men mcy went out almost to
the roaring breakers. They didn't daro
go Into the breakers, Which were so
rough they . might upset tho turtles,
nnd then where would tho riders be, so
far from lnnd that only a very strong
swimmer could swim book to shore? So
after riding along tho edge of the break
ers flipy turned ncnln Into tlm Vinv.
, "I am glad we have learned to ride
tjiesi) turtles," cried Billy to Peggy.
If no Milp comes to rescue us from
Twinkling Isle,' perhaps wo can ride
tho turtles out to sea until wo find n
thlp."
"And when wo get on board tho ship
wo will tnko the turtles with us," re
plied Peggy. "Wo will carry them
to America and put them In the lnko
at our park at home. There wo will
give all tho children a rldo with us lur
n penny nplcco."
That seemed a good plan to Billy,
for he knew how eager tho children at
homo would bo to rido on living turtlo
boats.
"And perhaps we can trnln them to
do tricks In a circus," he raid, climbing
to his feet and riding hla turtlo stand
ing up.
"Hot Hoi Ho!" shouted Folly
Wisher from the shore. "How do you
think the turtles will llko that?"
This remark called tho attention ut
the children to their steeds. And at
once they saw something that alarmed
them. The turtles didn't like to hove
bridles fastened to their heads and bits
in their mouths. And nil the time they
had been swimming thoy had been chew
ing and grinding upon the bits. And
now they hod ground themselves free
from the bits. They were ready to run
nway. Which they did, ns will be told
In tomorrow's chapter.
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
Dorcen
By ROSE MEREDITH
Miss Mnmio Smith left the postoflico
nnd stepped down the vlllago street wjth
eager feet. Her faded eyes were fixed on
Emetine Tuylor's littlo brown house,
and with tho enthusiasm of the born
gossip sho wns picturing tho cozy
warmth of Mrs. Taylor's sitting mom.
and hoping that the ol? lady was all
olono.
"I've got to know about this postal
card she's wi clo&c-mouthed. it's n
wonder she would let. mo t-toii for her
moll. But I suppose Mlttio WVed can't
bp trusted, sho s micIi n feather-headed
piece to tako cure of n sick woman If
it is only rheumatizl" Her thin, pink
nose quivered like an agitated riibbit'f
ns she wcr.t into the ard and around
the path to the side-door entrance,
whom glass duuis led into u neatly
MirniSIICd Mttl
h!"r.nl womnn l in n deep cushioned
(hair
"Well. Emelinc. hero I be. fnlthful
as ever," greeted Miss Mamie ns "lie
opened tho door and walked in. Her
fliarp ejes darted to the kitchen be
yond, where Mlttie Weed was clatter
ing around in a heedless wny, leaving
untidiness behind her and creating
igony in the soul of Kmellnu Taylor,
the neatest housekeeper In the whole
county.
"It's ral good of you. Mamie," haid
the sick woman ci-atcfullv. "Some duv
I'm Going to make it all right with you
for nil jour kindness."
"I don't want anything," assured
Mifis Mamie, tnrnlns very red. "I'm
alwnjs glad to do something for n sick
neighbor, and you know I live next
door. The Wfcekly Times, n letter from
Robin nnd a postcard there that's a
nlco buiu'h!"
Mrs. Tnlor smiled in n tight-lipped
way as bhe took the letters in her swollen
hnnds. "Thank you, Mamie." he caid
quietly.
Miss Mamie's face fell. "Ain't you
going to rend Rubin's letter? I'll be
looking at the paper a minute and
innybe there's bomo news vou'd want
to toll mo."
"II" is fo busy traveling must of
the time he doesn't have time to write
much," defended Robin Taylor's
mother.
"I expect his wife travels with him."
cnfurcd Mamie.
"Possibly." said Mrs. Taylor crisply.
Mamie ros.o to go. "I thought majbo
they'd be coming down hcrov"
''Some day," nnd Mrs. Taylor turned
her head toward tho kitchen. "You
can make mo fomo toast. Mittie," she
called.
"Well, good-by." saiil Mamie, as sho
went out through the glass doors into
the pleasant old garden, neglected now
that Robin was awny nnd Ids mother
Ti :
Nft.2iv
ti
Pr
J
was tied (o her clmlr. Tho whole tJI-
nee knew inmu nljont her iiffnliH limit
Kmellno Taylor Kiisi.ectcd.
JLiiey Knew, rmnchow, that itonni
had telephoned homo from Chicago
that he was going to marry "INrcen,"
and they knew that Mrs, Taylor hud
telegraphed him not to do It nnd
Robin had married the city girl: nnd
although three months had passed his
mother rofuced to forgive him or to see
the young couple. He didn't even know
that his Mother was crippled with rheu
matism, for she wrote to him faithfully
every week, acknowledging receipt of
tho check ho rejularly sent her. though
the never cashed the cheeks and never
mentioned tho name of Robin's unknown
wlfo In her letters.
Lately sho had formed tlm habit of
putting his letters nway unopened. Tho
fact that ho could writo meant that ho
was wolh No sho klsied his IctUr paa-
Hlonatciy nnd put it away with the
others, but the postcard shu looked ut
with lntifcst. It showed the New York
Botanical Gardens, und off on tho Bky
lino wns nn arrow in ink.
"Wo nre keeping house here you
must como down and stny with us.
Lovo to you, Dorcen."
Tho arrow pointed to n tall apart
ment house.
"Sending her love to me," sobbed
Emellne Taylor nngrlly as she toro tho
postal In two and tossed It into the
coal hod by the drum stoviw
"Mittie. Is tea ready?"
Mlttie Weed camo scuffling hor feet
while her dark eyes, scanning the room,
discovering the agitated iace of her
mistress, tho unread letter clutched in
her band and the torn postcard in the
coal hod. In a trice Mlttie hod moved
n small mahogany stand, besldo the big
chair, placed the little troy, with Its
steaming pot of tea, its plate of hot
toast and dish of qulnco jolly, deftly
spread n damask napkin over Mrs.
Taylor's folded hands, uncovered the
sugar bowl and cream jug, and. pick
ing up tho coal hod. vanished Into the
kitchen.
Here, nlone, she drew out the torn
postal and studied It with pitying eyes.
"Thnt girl ought to be hero looking out
for his mat It I had n mother-In-
lore " Mlttio wagged her untidy
head and pulled some letter paper from
0 corner cupboard.
Ten days later Mlttio startled Mrs.
Tnylor by giving notice and leaving nt
once. "You enn easily get some one
else, Miss Taylor," said tho girl, stub
bornly, when hrr employer protested
that sho could not sUy alone. "I
know n girl who would como and live
with you."
"Who is sho?" snapped the old lady.
Mlttio didn't hear. "I'll send her
around tonight. Miss Tnylor," and the
door closed behind her.
"Ingratitude." muttered Emellne
Tnylor as she sat there alone, helplessly
hound to her chair.
At 5 o'clock came a knock at the
door.
"Como In. sho quavered.
A girl came lu. Sho was not very
tall nor so very pretty, but she had
a fresh, colorful face, with bright brown
eyes and ruddy brown hair ; hrr pretty
hands were capable looking and her
dress wns neat and dainty.
"Mittie Weed said you wanted some
one to help you." she began. "I can
cook nnd sew nnd nurse you and I am
not nfrnld of hard work."
I'.mellne Taylor smiled In n wintry
way. "ou look ns though you would
r.lU'CATKIXAf,
Until Sexi
Physical Education
Teachers College
Four nnd two-year courses, based"
on high sshool graduation, preparing
teachers and coaches of physical
training in elementary, high, nor
mal schools and colleges. Gradu
ates well placed. Degree of Bache
lor of Science in Education awarded
to graduates of four-year course.
Two-year course leads to Junior Col
lege certificate, generally recog
nized. Athletics, gymnastics, play
grounds, dancing, ballet, sports,
plays and games. Good facilities
for observation and practice. Reg
istration, September 15 nnd 16. 1921.
Course opens September 19, 1921.
Ask for Catalog E-12
Phone: Diamond 0fl.1t
T EMPLE UNIVERSITY
llroail St. below Herlc. &
Philadelphia
PEIRCE SCHOOL
OT" TITTRTTtfP'.fiS
ADMINISTRATION
Summer Course for Teachers
For teachrs who desire In pre
nam to tench commercial subjects
in Publloor Private Hchools Pelrce
School h.is arranged advmicd
courses which lntenslely lntruct
In the Pelrco pracllca' niothodt thut
mean so muA In uctuul business
today.
Summer School Opened July 5th
Write for With Ynr Honk
Pino St. West of Hro.nl
ra
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SPi:riA1. HECKBTAUIAI. INSTRCCTION
lllsh school fTniduaten nnd atenoRTapher.
deslnius of taking a spclnl secretnrl.il of
ndvanced study courart 111 stenocrat'iy nnd
litiilness training should lniitl.it( our
Mummer offerlns;. Call or write Positions
jfJS. Runrantcod
flytfM rilll.A. Hl'filNKhS (OI.I.r.tiK
'Xfty 1017 PlieMniit Stiret. I'lillJilelphln
Many splendid teachlntr positions now belnr
tilled m Pa N J , Del., .Md nnd N. Y.
l'ro enrollment.
Modern Teuchers' llurenii, 1002 Mnrket St.
TRAYFR'S The llesl llmlneM Sriigtl
fstlllon ruarin'd. Kntr nnie. Xinr ur nlsM
WKST CIIKHTKH. PA.
The Darlington Seminary, Ind.
West Chester, Pennsylvania
sixtv Arm: hstatk
list Year Opens 8eptctnher it, 1031
Junior School for young clrls.
for Catalorup, addiess
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JKNHINTOWX. PA ,
pi'.nnsyi.v.vnia. Jknki.stown. no.x hso
BEECHVOOD SCHOOL (Inc.)
Kor Young Won en, A Cultural and Prnc.
tlcol School. Kits for any vocation. Prepara
tory College Departments. Conservatory of
Muilc. Art, Oratory, Domeitli; Arts nnd
Bclsnces, Hecictaryslilp. Oymnastlcs. Normal
Klnderuanen, Rwlmmlnpf pool. I.ri!e new
irymnnslum. M. H neaser Ph. p.. Pre.
ANNVM.I.K. PA.
l,IllNON VALI.KY ft)I,l,i:f); ro-nd.
College. Academic, Music, Ointors. Collove
rn'es. t3d,1 to 1412. Muslo rales JII7J to
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In every thousand recelva beneOt throuca
ltnal edjustment ulven by competent
HOCTOItH OP CHirtOPRAOTIC
The nubile Is rapidly rerognlslne the valut
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require sn Increaslnu number of practltlon.
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Whru iiiou.B, iteivi u,ri. -to Uffe Ilm t Phv.
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Co-Educstlonal Hates 1235 to 1300
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bo plencant to hnvo nround but. whnt
in your nnme?"
''I nm John Dixon's dnughtcr," nalcl
the clrl slowlv. "Mv father calls me
Johnny." .
"John Dixon's daughter?" Mr. Tay
lor regarded her curiously, dreamily.
With the nnme came echoes of n girl
hood romance, the smell of day lilies
drenched with dew, the sound of a
whip-poor-will, n man's deep sigh
that was all. "John Dixon's daughter"
she had nlways heard of Dixon ns a
very prosperous farmer why did his
daughter go out to work?
"Would you coro to have me stay?"
nked the girl.
"Yes I am all alone." ndmlttcd tho
older woman blttrrly.
A week later Mrs. Taylor was feel
ing better so much better sho could
forgive Robin's marriage so she took
out all his unrend letters nnd perused
them. When she finished tho Inst one,
she looked closely nt tho tiny photo
graph It contained. Thpn Iter eyes
lifted to the serene face of John Dixon's
daughter, who was sewing In tho sunny
window.
"Dorcen I" she said softlv.
The girl looked up glilltliy. "Oh
you know!" she breathed. "I had to
come after Mlttio wrote to me and said
r.ntTATIOXAI.
Young Veil nml IIite
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
(FOUNDED 1785)
Tho Trustees of the Academy nnnounca
that they have elected
Mr. Grcvilla Hatlam
of St. Paul's School, Concord,
Now Hampshtro
Headmaster of the Academy
The School will open at Ovcrbrook
as 11 Country Day School on September
22nd
Mr. Robert Andersen, the Acting
Headmaster, tr.ny be seen at the omce.
1324 Locust Street, tmtlU.Iuly Oth, nnd
thereafter at tho School, City Line
and Uerwlck Itoad, Ovcrbrook.
1'uplls may enroll at any time.
Edward S. Buckley, Jr.
Socretnry
BoUcfonte Academy ?',;,
nd up. 110th year. Ath. Held ma. Mad.
rft. Catalog. JAMKS p. HUUIIUS. A. SI..
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MEltC'K.nsnL'RO. 1'A.
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broad anJiJiorouKh. studant studlei undtr
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tn collect. Special courses. Athletics, gym
nasium, two!. 22T wooded acres and opi
country on Ntehamlny Creek. Endowed.
Ratei moderate.. Catalog.
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Hn 28.V fiforce School. Pa.
CHESTER. PA.
Pennsylvania Military College
Decree In Civil Engineering. Chemlitry
nd Commerce and Plnunce. Preparatory
DIvH on and Junior School. President
Hard'nc Ka -If t had ten boy I would
rend every nnc tn Choster." "mio
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Bordentown Military Institute
pout nr.i-tisiT. mm "
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THE 1'NITKH STATIJS COM YV.V 'TTiT
VKTKHINAKY SPROEovs '' V
Opens Sept, IB. Write for Cnt 'iro..
II. S OAMllI.i:. I. v. S I)ZreclU1
Z2-J t- Street N, W , Wash'neion r" c
wYMnortn. y. 'L
riSlllirilNK MILITARY sflTooT
Prepares for unlersitleM nnd husliu',, ,
Persniial attention Restful mtllinrv ....
In 11. O T. C under V s War nin. 'Jf
Uar. New 1200 000 hrepro"f ' .Tpm2,'1
Diploma admits to all coll,.Bes n . ??,?,?,
Pprlnit encampment near famous ,,.' "'":
Qn.ttoes for nil Mudents CauioJui"1 t
MAJOR MOltfJAN II. lirDt.Ivs'",;,.
Hox 111, W3nesl,n'""vnH' ' "".
HTAIIN10N. y,
Staunton Military Academy
Lamest private Acadamv i .... ... r.
Prepar's for Universities. Oovernm.W.
Academies or Jluslness. J37.1.00O h?.nH"'
Usiei ffinn Sfnd for eatnlns-
tnl.n -..w.
i ni. ino. ii. nnsa.ii, n. a.. p,..,,,..
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Hot I,. Rt mnton (Knhl
"tetlonl v.
ni.ArKHTONn. va.
HI.Aflt.ST NK MILITAKV ACADEIIY
t, . ,. Hl!lfk,,?ne- Vlrglnln '""1,
n.pt Ml Itary, Acudemlc Commercial
Tor rafiloa end nfn.p,n ndl?...
t hi., v.. w. i.iriON. President
DAYTON VA.
Chatham Training School
CHATHAM. VA. TIATHS MM
IfAKlN-O MEN NOT MONEr
- v. ' i-aiaioiru e
Young Women nnd fllrU
IlKVONjPA.
HP.VON SIAXnti
In Vnllov Korso region in miles from Phli
Collece Prep 'rum ' nl'a
MTIH, iAxtillON PA&KIN. prlll.DaI
Ho 110 nion. !. """P3I
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1.IMIKN HALL SK.MINAKY
A alrls sclion) lnci 1740 Aeideni'V r-.n
Preptratnry A Hpecla) Courses sin..?!"."
Dept liimnasluin. Socretarlnl r-...i
nev. I'. V. Htenxel. Prln,. ItnV inl T,l7lt l"T
i.i)tiii:kvii.lk. ynT. '
MAUYLAMt roi.l.Ktli; Port vnv
l.uth:rllle. Md. 0JIE'
An. Ideal colleso In site, equipment in.i
and co.tri.es of studv The faculty s ?.
and able. Tsvo und four ear course. , KJ
h'sn school irraduat... Cour,.Tn Jmic
"t . orBi1"' domestlo science and iris
eohonl of espresslon. art and elocution
Purees conferred. Cata'oe. Ilcu x
WAftHINOTON lf
til ILY ' riimi.s . ACAlHt V Wnshiuston. n
Overlooklnif the Nnllonnl Capital
m ndar.l and lTlecllve Courses. Co? oats
'osues addreain Superioress. "
,oiy iTom Arajemy. Washington, n. c.
KDnrATIONAL CAMI'H
Bethlehem Preparatory School
Prepares for lending collncce Evtensii
rounds, .limlor .School. Jul" D. T ugSrJ
M. A., llenilmiistrr. llethlehrm. Pa. ""'
RlCAItiNn pa. "
Uf
Efhcient S -r'sm.T "". ur. "". ln-ss.
attention. Ml'ltary training ' 3Wv?un'
Kor cub address Tol TD ".faV"''
MOI'XT POCONO. PA.
Z PINE TRKK CAMP FOK HIIW
Posor.o Wy, I four hours- from Phlladelnhls.
Miss ULANCHK U
Miss ULANCHK U. PHICM. fal7ootor
tot W, Bchool Lane. J'hlla.lhlJ" rl
"Irl im -...
-
you were 111 nnd nlone we did not
know nnd I lmvo taken your only boh
awny from you, and I hoped you would
trnrn to love tuv
Mrs. Tnylor'n arraa were around the
slender joung form. "I need you, my
daughter," alio whlnpercd. "and I need
Robin nnd poor Mlttie In the kitchen,
I need you nil!"
. Nevt complete novelette "The
Happy Kxdinngo."
Man of Fifty Dies of Poison
Martin Connolly, of 2810 Chatham
fitrcot, died In the Kplecopal Ilorpltnl.
yesterday from the effects of poison
which the police 'soy wan taken with
Hulcldal Intent. He was fifty years old.
AJLSO BAGS & SUIT CASES
HALESMKN'fl BAMPI.K CASES
anil All KlmU Trunkx, tings and
Hult Onsen Made tn Order.
VICTOR VALISE CO., Inc.
48 N. 7th St. M.ffiTCo.s
...j.
DAMP WALLS
BASEMENTS and PITS
Van Il Mixta
WATERPROOF
With
MORENE PRODUCTS
IIKSUI.TH nUAKAXTKI'.I)
THE ARVON COMPANY
Httil BMC.
Locust Of!08
riilln.. Vn.
Itnre 01(50
rfS1
EH RETS
SLAG ROOFING
EHRET ROOFING &
MFG. CO. e,
DREXEL BLDG. dP
D forty fn&
PURE
FRESH-RAINT
is elf eve Me
Good Paint
There was only one way for
ub to be sure of getting uni
formly good paint for all our
jobs and that was to make
it ourselves 1 So we did and
now YOU can buy Kuehnle
Paint!
"Savc-the-Surface"
Kuehnle
PAINT&PAINTING
Vine & 17th. Sts.
spruce 547 RAce779
SHEETROCK
"Tho Fireproof Wallboard"
It Is drep'oof. and appruved
I'nderwrltera
It Is aaly and iiulckly applied
It e'lmlnatea tie muss and dirt
nt
nlftHttrl!ie and.mnke a. Letter urslt
It is th!rl;er and stronser
It keeps out more heat and cold
It Is more soundproof
It flnlshoi beautifully
It can be Rotten quickly rlaht out ot
our stock It costs little
Immediate De'lverlee, Pend for Samples
J. T. RILEY
LUMBER
620 Pine Street, Philadelphia
Lombard 3S2I
.Main 3101
Increase
of Value.
THE way to increase the
value of land is to bum
it. Ditf out tho clay, burn it
into bricks, and build tho
bricks into a house that will
not burn. You will find that
the value of -the land is dou
bled or trebled, and it keeps on
increasing from year to voar.
R
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HIS
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S'E
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B '
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tg E
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value of the prround has been
increased, tho assessor will tell
you.
The cheapest of all fireproof
building materials is common
brickand it is cheaper now
than It has been for years.
Now is tho time to build.
When ou want any Information
nbout liiifUd, their Kind, colors
qualities, styles, lines or prices th,.'
products of different makers, how
to word HpvcifU'HtloiiH. names of
competent archltecte, bulldcm en
Buyers, etc., call up either of our
., KEYSTONE RRICK CO.
Oodfrey. K of 2d St pik. M 2-3 1
F. SEITTER'S SONS
.N'lcetown Lu & tj ht Kens 66-67
sj i
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ft
111
p
R
Pl,
H. M. & C. n. siMRn
H t. nurcli und Taeony Fkfd. H-39
JUliJN II. KARI.EV
Nlcetown La. & K St Kenw. 66-93
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by
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more, let us furnish the bricks. S npari" yec ancr t'. months' a
and pet an architect who knows 1 exposure one sample is neatly s
how to handle common brick Hi rusted nway, while tho other
to design the house. If you , rTTT ?T.n0P,V,T .8toe'" l,Rpd for 2
want to know hnw miifli tv. b3 , NU-DT RA-TIV shows nn ?
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JAMES M f HWI N A CO.
h go. j cr cr KTS op Atx
lU fiVl teSBK- IHfi mtibn
Wall Boards Tar Roofing Paps;
it n l what you want
We Deliver ijsgjs:att
09illltMi:ii:liili m. !'. (llrurIA?
ALBERT DOAK
Mason Contractor
2138 Arch St.
Specialist in tho
Brick Scttinp; of Boilers
-jz-tr
Steel Furring and Metal Lathing
Onen Slinn Fraction! Men
Work for Contractors Only
Hatnblliilieil 1003 rnplnr 0H
John S. Raynor, 2213 Wallace St.
American Dredging Co.
American Shipyard Co.
308 Chestnut Street
Philfdclphla. Pa.
Works: Camden, N. J.
TOOT ANI T.IMH
TROrid.l'.H
Instantly ri-llswl
by our :inl arch
hupports. duel and
(Hunted by tport!i.
Our RonmlsRA
Klnntlo Honlery th.
muni comfortable
support for irl
coso Vi3lnn, vuuUrn
UmbH. weak kntoi
nnd nnklrfe.
Trusses, ululomlnal
nnd athlulo un.
nor
orteri
of .all .kinds, . Largest manufac-
urri of deformity appliances m ttio world.
Philadelphia Orthopodlo Co.. 40 N. 13th St.
Cut out and keep foi reference -p L.
oFtHc
Better Kind
Frederick R. Gerry Co.
Il.ltrw1.tl.l t..
H ul ilU-flll.l lla
Niagara Wall Board
Tits True Economy Wall Board
GIBSON-WALKER CO.
SOLK AOLNTH
Building Lumber
Domestic Hard Woods and Soft
Woods
2569 Grays Ferry Road
Rnre 204 Oregon 70M
QL&
Fireproof
No Painting No Repairs
Last Forever
Asbestos Shingle, Slate
and Sheathing Co.
AMBLER. PA,
Phila. Odicc. 1927 Market Street
IIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiI1MI1II)-.
fcO
Will it
Rust?"
HPHIS is the vital ques-
- tion about the steel
" cVinnto ncorl f r inl.n .r "
U..VV...-, u.ii; iu iiiunu IUU1-
ing-tin. No man can tell
by examining them
whether they will stand
the test.
In the biR "proving-Rrounds"
of the XU-DURA-TIN mills
you can see exposed to the
weather diirereiit samples of
sheet steel that two months E
a,'o looked exactly alike vou -
couia not nave to d them
E sifn of rust nt al'.
E Yet that is NU-DURA-TIN j
S '"' u to courru at an, wou i;
;- i.i -:i -
" i":u miivlt.v, rustproot r:
fontlnc, and paint ovrr tlm -
E now 'onK will it last?
A lifetime.
: Any roofer can furnish NU-
nimA.'nv ni ,,ni.t j. ...
...... ' i-uuii. il iiny
, colo'-. Specify it in every
I E order, and be safe.
5 Till-; MKTAL t'Ll'H OF PIIILA
' 605 AIlt-H HTUUET E
s
sA Stands fov
m Wood Products
fcrl r hlltidc nil a. Ph. Tl SjH,ititFSX&TMlL.
"" i FIB
Asbestos
a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tt; 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
- 1, ,'ttf
IRON BARS 'V "M
v murnnt nil 11. & p. iron nrs t
the Kit thit YrS roinufJtWrd in" V."
Ws suarnnte all II, ,1, Iron Ilara tv1
fna lNst ffhnt h,a rrtnnfnt.ittl Mntl nrf
Ip every detail. fyM
DONNELLY & CbMPANY
uuicc, oi vine direct j
Warthouei "
317 Vine fit.. 3JJ VtnoU HI.. 83M0 Drown M.'
r. . - , , , ej'
John T. Dyer Quarry Ct.
rin1ns KtfMlshsA 1W1
BIRDSBORO ,
TRAPPE ROCK
Harmon BIdg., Philadelphia, P
nsthllshe! 10)12 Uath PnoBM
William R. Chapman & Sons
1500-08 Washington Aye.
MASON BUILDERS
AI.BO OWNEIlfl
uin rmi.AUEi.rniA iiiticu comtajcr
Capacity ot 80,000,000 Pfr annum.
Kerbaugh Lime Company
Untldrri' Hnpollr
DEXTER
METAL LOCKERS
OVER (INK Mlt.T.ION pnOI'I.K VBK
OUIl I.OCKKRS f.VKRY II AX
iurm.cr.ASH oons
ICISAHONAOLn I'RICKH
GOLF CLUB LOCKERS
Steel Hielrliu: for Krerr rlltiiatloa
Iqnlpment for 1'otels, Clubi,
Apartment, etc.
Dexter Metal Mfgr. Co.
11 No. Front St., Cnmdcn, N. J.
j - J
PARCEL POST
Dr. Moses, Dental Specialist
Orlrlnnlor In this city of
"SWEET AIR"
Method of
PAINLESS EXTRACTION
OF TEETH
Safe aa sleep No potn or dancer.
Just the thins for nervous peopl.
No 111 effocts follow its us.
No branches. No connection with
any offloe of similar name. Estab
lished since 1009. Personally la
charre.
S. E. Cor. 7th & Market Sit,
Vormrrlv on etaff of prominent Hospital
OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADE EQUAL TO KBIT
Kecontroetv
upholstered u4'
polished. v
$15 S
First-class rorl
RUaranteed.
Slip CoTers
Made to order
Wo carry a Iars
stock ot UDhoU.
FH I ffttjreiwvfol
L.asb.LT'l Jsk I VI-Ef-flt rZ1A
tcrihK mnteriaiR at wholesale prices.
American Upholstery Co.
Oldest and Lnrcrst House of Its KlnsI
805 Arch Street 5'arruect0iran"
HaTS5JIUI JOCK
BHEf StfS
No. 44
Gives you n fttling ot
real comfort and th
assurance of perfsc
protection while exer.
cislnir or playing
crimes ot any kind.
All elas
tic. Per.
feet fit.
Will nn
chafe. t'rfectpoa''li PsttnUdopen
lac In front. May be boi!d to cl.uu i.
TWO WEEKS TRIAL,
If sot sstlifsetorr return nd money
wulberafsnded. UsJI.donneolptof
tsies.H. uu sis: meisarscuat.
TUB WALTP.U V. WAUL CO.. Dent. 4
1036 prlnc rttrret Phllndelplila
SCARLETT'S
ONE OF THE LARGEST
LEADING 10c CIGARS
LA AZOKA
it i'1, ''" I'erfirto, II nnd Made.
lllncOn If. Iteentar lrl ml
Delivered at your door, $2.65
lo ill ,Vi. Parrel Post Paid.
sCflKLETT'S, i'03 Chosmul St. ',
riiii.Ain-.i.iiiiA
RAILROAD UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT SALE
l( hs- tus r. 'le.l sr.eral Inrcs
snlininui .f i.ier. I ,.i I ,. inn rn'ist be
i.d In ser' . ii.iiml til I ilme fur
t''.Mt i' ,ii.M in e. th.t ..ik you
it, ih- iw ,,n ,i,p ,, j nianui.ii.iure.
M irolrus (i ;,p ur M
500 Dozen Dish and
Face Towels
Pirfrrl t onilltlnii
$1.00 per Dozen
Ihchc TorlB OriBinilh ( ot tlm JIanu
f ii liner SI. 80 t r Dmcn
Nut mon. th.in . ,1 .,i niid to ons
n'nrrr
"5 Tahle Talkinrr P.-.chinea
Ju ' tin- thin; toi th. Minima- cump
m i iuri!.: i v.,!,. lf iht, m.M.ney is
.nx.-n i n,i th, l,nv ,,,,., in,nUi'
I s.. than 5., 0 :., .,i HU.J u.
$20 Each
P"f'tlel no' in r.j til .n nn.
i , u m i t rs
H '' ' 'ii 'lnnilfst 1 1 t in !,,,., f
I Ujaoin ,
It I'OU
ti al, tlm world Ua tl mon'-y
It "HI i.iv th.) kmio iini.lr , ,,
.is rum nt ...stinrf t,n um a th i"rlce
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It will mitertain'you
ahlo Uf Umhb c "'" " cp
500 Emcrxon
iiii.i ji.ui rrlfnls as iiothlnn
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"h iviuuiijnc r.ecnivi
I'O'll
II lltlil nV I,nl l),.i,iilnr
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30c Each
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UK Do ,swi
K1'h.N.v;.f,,?ooNi,-"ANo
Cnllre e.ir 'HridDj. 1 ,or, of ntvl
Keystone Purchasing
& Sales Co.
t J.28 N 3d St" Fh51n-
OIVV,IV,N,,(Kit.,""tr!j- UI: ""Rl!
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Opn Tuesdur und Mn, a n sr
rwN ur,.unl? ,M" I'lorks from (lie fstsv.
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