m K!i&m$B Svjflfiyw" Vf Sp ft V l 8 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 1921 Kf ft L LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK By Lee Pape My cuzln Artie came crreunil yes tldclny n nil we both fcturtril te ft'i'l hungry nt the smiic llmi", me calling ill" Htnirs t't mn, liny inn. ran w "ml Artie have tlieie - duplet en the Id Id berd? 1 nlppese se. .ed mn. Morning jcs. and I wd te Artie. She ni we mn. Herrny. grnte new?, sed Artie. And me nud lilm went back in tlie dining room nnd looked at the apple, one being n exter big one nnd one limine n eater nmnll one net looking en relation, me thinking Well, its only polite te auk Artie te take one ferst nnd if he take the biggest one lie nint er.v ie fined. And I soil te him (Je ahead. Artie, take one. Sounding a if I dldcnt give a darn wli li one he took, and he kepp en looking nt them a wile, vi.ting, Ne. you take 01 tm. ,ou live heer mid you aw t 1 1' ne the fert rhoeM1. Wirli one de Mil .Mint? he ed. and I ied. Kny one', either one. Thinking, G, the big pig. he thinks 111 take the little one out of politeness and then he can take the big one and leek as if it was n nxnidrnt. And I thawt. Like fun. like heck, snying. Ne. go nhed. yeure com pany, go' nhed and tnke one I dent enre which one jeu tnke, Id jest as leef have one a the ether. Wleli one de you wiint? 1 sed. Heley snienkc. wnt de I earc wirli one 1 get. go nhed and tnke the big one, that wi.l show hew imitrh I mie. sed Aille Well I tell jeu lit wati di. I ed. jest te show jeu Id Jest us lecf haw i ne as the ether lets cut them ill half, and enrh take half of cm h Wat de Jim snj '! 1 sed. Tlint suits me nil nte. ii.iihiug suits me. (i. I dent chic wlch one I get. lm , lmmutciinl, sod Artie ' Itltllll, 1. (1 I It I, llill l.llllir lt.ll pi epic get tee polite it .starts te leek suspicious. Start Sheeting Ridley Park Dogs , The Kldley Park police made geed their thrent te sheet the deg in t het i district that nre net kept indoors The first victim of the police order was a tramp deg that had been wnnderiiig around the railroad station. Pour oth eth ers met the same fate. The polite sm thev hae a number of dogs In the pound that will be shot if thev arc net I'hilmed bv their owners within a sheit time Moving Picture of Sleepy Man Trying te Get Out of Bed in the Morning By J. P. MeEVOY HKAUH alarm clock. 1'uIIh pillow up mound his enrs mil tries te keep eyes elesid. Alnrui clock step. I WeniWful relief. Instantly dieps iff te sleep. i Iteautlful dreams begin te unroll. I Alnrui clock gees off again. It is one S.f these diabolic, persistent tjpe I Man rolls ever en his face Hulls ever en his back. Finally sits up nnd glares nt clei k 1 Throws pillow at It. Cleck steps ringing ns if mnpicalh 1 TTAN lie" down again and curls up iX fur nnuther nnp. Tries te uiek up dreams where 1 e . cff. Conscience annoys him a litO. Knows he sh mid get up. Decides he is entitled te n little mere sleep, He'll feel better In the eflica won't le se dopey. Conscience agrees with him He sti etches luxuriously. Falls Inte light slumber, DUATTKL) alarm gees off ngnln. .lumps up nud throws another pil low nt it. Cleck continues te ring mere violently. If possible. Decides he rnjjlit ns well get up. Sits en edge of bed nnd yawns tre mendously. ltlluks his ee nnd leeks mound for bathrobe. tlets up nnd Mops nlarm. swe.irlng softly, but feellnglj, the while. Unies window shade nnd leeks out. Feels rotten. Anether dny ! 1 ANNOUNCEMENT The rreiinting t-n c I'einpnin a reccntlv erg.inlzeil ut 1 a staff of trained ni .un'mil" RITTEN- nm' 8leniatizem for 'V unncr txpress it u i i ? t- ' nUuat maklnn "Cientirt autllts 3174 and Installing ettlcint nlllce sNslPtns rreb.ihly we ran Hehe your irnb- Irm nt ery little t - pense. 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There is no time like the present. If you cannot arrange te come in, write for our descriptive leaflet, "The United Security Heme-Buying Plan." UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO. Chartered 1868 60S Chcitnut Street Philadelphia MuilDIK $3.00 Baltimore $3.50 Washington! and Keturn War Tax, 8 Additional SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 GET TICKETS EARLY Special Train Leavei 24th and Chestnut St. Station 8.00 A. M. Returning Leaves Washington 6.00 P. M., Baltimore 7.00 P. M. Baltimore & Ohie Ifeu fight FIRE te a mish nvkenyeu build with CONCRETE Write for Your Free Copy of Our New Booklet '"Building AgainSt Fire' PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Te Improve and Extend Uses of Concrete Atlanta San Francisce Chicago Dci.eit Lei Ancelct Parktriburg Seattle Dallai Helen Milwaukee Pituburph St. Leun Denver Indianapelia Minneapolis Portland Oreg. Vanceuver.D.C. DeaMeinea KuuuCtty New Yerk Salt Lake City Washington This is Fire Prevention Week GIRL BITES ASSAILANT Gertrude McCallum, 18, Wards Off Attack Near Mt. Merlah Cemetery (tcrlriitle McCnlliint, rlglitren years elil. '-'(inn Seuth (Veil Htrect, wat lit tnrkril by nil unldcntilicil mnn liift nlgl't while "walklnc In Sixtieth Mrcct ner KingRcwilnit nveniif. 1ip iisHnlliuit fled, lenvlug her Uninjured nfter bIie hnd bitten Mm linml. , MIhh MeCalluin wnt en lier way home nnd get off n street car at Sixtieth street irbent I:!I0 o'clock. Hlie vnn walking south en Sixtieth Mret near the Mount Merlnli Cemetery when u miiti mid dtnly jumped front bchfnd nud grabbed her threat. She mm miiiKttiLu wuti ner aesni..i HitcprPtlpil III liftlnn. I.U i ... ." 'I'lien he released l.er an l ,." ilte ns being about for! v" ,'j'H ) smoetlily sliaVcn and rough, jV i MWMBMWMMBMHMMWMMM 1l dels up and Mops nlarm. wearing jmS " vrl AM M .X L..- """-'v kBlW fV V mBmrnm m iTTMPTMisraMVw m i f TpsassFfsrsfRttv. 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Club m mbers may secure any of the follewing: Masen & Hamlin Pianos, Steinway Due-Art Pianelas Weber Pianos and Player-Pianos Steck Pianos and Player-Pianos Wheelock Due-Art Pianelas, Stroud Due-Art Pianelas Heppe Pianos and Player-Pianos H. C. Schemacker Pianos and Player-Pianos Or Any Other Piane or Player-Piane at Heppe's y. "- vu,vtvtvr 9S..7 ..- .v ESS Cash Prices With Time-Payment Privileges All Prices Guaranteed until 1922. Ne Interest Kery instrument at Heppe's may new be purchased en time at the cash price. Ne interest will be charged for the privilege of paying en our Rental-Payment Plan. The payments nrc also less than arc usually required. The price of every instrument is guaranteed until 19122. In case of a reduction in price you will receive a rebate. Life Insurance, Relief in Case of Illness or Non Nen Employment, 30-Day Refund Privilege, 6 Months' Free Exchange, 10-Year Guarantees Etry possible effort is mnde te pietcct jeu while you are pa ing for the instrument. In case you die, your bene-ficiarie- are released from further payments. During sick ness or non-employment half payments will b accepted. ea have thirty days te try your instrument, also six months te exchange it at full credit, i:ery instrument is guaranteed for ten year.". Free Delivery, Full Equipment With Each Instrument, 1 Free Tuning, 1 Free Adjustment De'.neiy will be made free within ten miles of City Hall. With pianos We gie a steel and instruction book; with plnver-pianes, a bench or chair, nnd with grand pianos a duet Iji neh. Every instrument will be tuned once after tlelixi-ry One adjustment will also be given free. This Offer Limited te 500 Members Membership Costs Only $1 As seen as 500 members aie accepted the Club will dose. Hemember, you have until ChtNtmas te select your wibtiunitnt, but you must join NOW. Call, phone or write at once ii. t- the coupon below C. J. Heppe & Sen Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut St. Uptown 6th and Thompson Sts. 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Name s .t tHw.wi";'w k fWWMSwvwSia,lVkia,MA tSB MMklmMtMtMHwJLvMMIVAVMa WSSWV.S xt?P?vSSreSw !nj -J ia ).3limH WHITE STAR WINTER VOYAGES DE LUXE Azure coasts deep blue seas ruins of storied cities age-old Egypt "The glory that was Greece" the vivid modern life of Caire, Athens, Naples, Monace these and all the deep sentiment associated with the cradle of our eravwithin the gate of Gibraltar, are yours en one of the White Star winter voyages te the Mediterranean. On these voyages you arc foetfrce,to go and come j at will. Yeu may step off at Gibraltar for Spain; at Alexandria for Caire; at Athens or Naples or Genea, and pick up the thread of your sea journey when the ship conies in again or you may make the round voyage, en a perfect holiday, with only as many trip3 ashore as may suit your fancy. ( The White Star Line has selected its famous trans-Atlantic liners Adriatic (24,541 tens), Arabic (17,324 tens) for these distinctive voyages. Aboard these luxurious vessels you will enjoy the perfection of White Star Service, known the world ever as utmost in ocean comfort. The Adriatic's first sailing from New Yerk is en January 7th, 1922. Second sailing, February 18th. The Arabic sails January 21st and March 4th. The Itinerary: Madeira, Gibraltar, AlgiCrs.Monace (Riviera), Genea, Naples, Athens (Phaleren Bay), Alexandria (for Egypt and the Nile). Beautiful color booklet sent en request Wkite star Line7 American Line jjssiSiU p StAr LlNE International Mercantile Marine Company Philadelphia Passenger Office: 1319 Walnut St. ene Meters A Better Track $500 Lewer in Price Ne manufacturer ever offered mere truck for the money than GMC Medel K-16 at $1495, a reduction of $500. The new price is of vital interest te the user, and the truck itself fits into the greatest possible variety of hauling uses. Fer city delivery, wholesale and retail, including such lines as furniture, produce, machinery, drugs, gro ceries, department store merchandise and fuel, it is unusually well adapted. On the farm it finds a very wide range of usefulness, since the one-ten truck is the ideal capacity for farm work. And there is no mere dependable chassis for bus service and fire and police patrol. GMC Medel K-16 is equipped with electric lights, starter and cord tires and it has the GMC engine with its many exclusively GMC features. rfce2.J!!?y Mdel K"16 iS a real truck built of real truck parts no passenger car parts used. See GMC dealers for mere information about this truck and the GMC 2, 3 and 5 ten models en which prices have also been reduced. General Meters Truck Company Divhien of General Matera Corporation PONTIAC, MICHIGAN DIRECT FACTORY BRANCH 205 North 22d St. S,,ruec 2076 Race 7859 pi wa, vt -v vm- n-i n vtrn ny, y tvt, nwm wst .mi mwa !" iwwm ftW 'i K -9 r f I ' II llllll atlHiHlfl - - HWW tm) .')
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