"S'SSKJI i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921 se EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, " ",5;t.-?-i -' . iy &? p-f . i w w B I Eft.. ff : . DREAMLAND ADVENTURES Going Hunting Br DADDT Jack and Janet go hunting hi the liff tcoeds, taking pencil and draw ing tablets inaUad of gum. Thru And a tleeping dttr and draw pic turf of htm. Then they make up their minds te try te catch him. CIIArTEK V Mr. Deer Catches Them MR. BUCK DEEH lay calmly sleep ing in Ills snug hiding place the 3 lade at the top of the hill. He was reaming of the joys of the weeds in spring time, of frolicking with the ether deer, of feaptlng en tender grasses and delicate herb. He had no idea of danger. Jack and Janet, watching him from the bushes, thought hew eay it would be le catch him. .Tark could grab his horns en one side nnd Janet could grab them en the ether side. Then he couldn't get away. And after they had caught him. Jaek could get en his pony Trixle, nnd .Innet could get en her pony Topsy. With the deer between them, they could ride home in triumph. And. my. hew a a tenMied the folks would be te ne them bringing a lire deer ns their inptlve! Jack nnd Janet crept forward quiet -l.T. Toddle Pupkina and Jehmi Hull wanted te go with them, hut Jack wared the dogs buck. They minlit scare the deer before the children could catch him. Step by step they tiptoed te 'he sleeping deer. .Tork began te count with Bis lips. "One two turee At the "three" Jack grubbed lh" deer's horns en hi side and Janet grabbed en her side. They hnd the deer (art. i Mr. Buck Deer nwoke with u snort He was the most surprised deer in all , theuc greet weeds. He had gene te sleep wild and free. He opened his eyes te , find himself a prisoner. I Mr. Buck Deer whirled his head te hake Jack off. Then Jnck. tee. get a urprlfe. He was lifted hy the tossing berns and thrown upon the bark of the deer. Mr. Buck Deer whirled his head the ether way. nnd threw Janet upon ; bis back behind Jack. The children save , a yell. "Hurrah! We have caught the deer. He can t eet away from us. But Mr. Buck Deer had ether ideas. He lurched te his feer. nnd with the surprised children astride his back nnd clinging te his berns, he plunged down the hill. , , "Klyl-yl-yl. frep'. Don't steul these children." yelped Toddle Pupkins, gal toping after Mr. Iluck Deer. ' "Woof! Woof! We will eat you if! you harm them!" wnrned Johnny Bull, following Toddle Pupkins. "We will catch the deer! We will save Jack and Janet 1" snorted the ponies, Trlxic and Topsy, joining in the chase. But Mr. Buck Deer was used te run ning In the big weeds. lie knew the paths: he could tell where the bushes were thick and where they were thin j he didn't waste nny time by getting into shrubbery tangles. He drew ahead of Teddie Pupkins nt every leap, nnd nl nl mest before Jack nnd Jnnct knew whnt had happened he was ke far away they renld scarcely hear Toddle's frantic yelps. And Mr. Buck Deer was cunning ns well ns swift, when he found himself safely ahead of the dogs, and after he had gotten ever bis first wild fear of the children clinging te his hernB, he turned Inte n shnllew creek and waded nleng its pebbly bottom. "These dogs can fellow my tracks en land, but they en't fellow them in water " he panted. At that Jack nnd Janet felt their first thrill of fear. They had thought that the deer would become tired and Hep. Then the dogs, raring nleng his trail, would find them. Hut in this way slv Mr. Buck Der had thrown the dogs ' hff the track. , "Hew will I get rid of these hunt ers?" pnnted Mr. Buck Deer, net! knowing that the children could under- ' Hand his talk. "I'll take them te the I lake nnd them." there I'll free myself from (Hew Mr. Buck Deer trlw te get rid of them, nnd hew they are readied by a fircittl they didn't expect te we, will be fold tomorrow.) GERALDINE FARRARSUES TELLEGEN FOR DIVORCE Singer Brings Action Iri New Yerk as Husband Seeks Separation New Yerk, Nev. 11. Gernldlne Fnrrar Is suing Leu Tellegcn in New Yerk County for n divorce. The papers were served en his attorney, Harry X. Stclnfcld. n month age, but no papers have been filed. The action was brought after the ncter had sued the opera singer in Westchester County for n separation en the ground of abandonment. Neither Alvin L'ntcrmycr, counsel for Miss Farrar, nor Tellegcn s ntterney would discuss the case yestcrdny. The fact that the dlvorce suit has been brought here nnd thnt Tellegcn Iris also tiled his answer became known jesterday when the attorney went be fore Supreme Court Justice (tuy in his ehnmbers nnd nrgued nn application by Mr. Untermyer te strike out a counter claim for separation in Mr. Tellegen's answer. It was then revealed thnt Mr. Tellegen's nnswer denies the chnrges of misconduct, nnd nsks thnt n decree of separation be granted te him because of the ulleged abandenmcnl by his wife. Mr. I ntennycr's request was en the ground that the actor has an inde pendent suit for the same relief pending in Westchester County. Justlce Guy granted the implication. The fact that the Tcllegens were nt odds became known in the summer, when the actor accused his wife of ordering the servants nt 20 West Seventy-fourth street, where they lived, te keep him out. Tellegcn insisted that certain works of art nnd ether property belonging te him were In the house. Miss Fnrrar sent his clothes te n stor age warehouse. Tellegen's Reparation suit was brought In Westchester County in August, but instead of counter-claiming for n di vorce In that action Miss Fnrrar filed n separate action for divorce here. As a result of Justice Gay's decision yesterday both suits will be tried. Fathers Meet at Germantown Mere than BOO persons nttended the meeting of the Fathers' Association of the Germantown High Scheel at the school building, Germantown avenue and High street, last night. , Jut L Diamonds Jewelry new designs particularly desirable for gift purposes, and, if you wish, a Confidential Credit Plan that extends cash advantages and convenient payments. mot&Sem 153 Seuth lSl. NeftrVfalttelS!. It's the Way They W ' Baked -There in a nut-shell, you hav,e the real reason behind, the wholesome goodness, of Meenehan's Rolls a reason truly only because of our modern scientific, sanitary Electric Bakeries, ' MEENEHAN'S Electric Bakeries 18 Seuth 52d Street 14 Seuth GOtii St 2604 Germantown Ave. 4009 Market Street -------1433 Seuth St. Mail Orders Filled! REGILDING OLD PICTURE OR MIRROR FRAMES In Held or Silver liy elt-ntabllhrd reanufnetarfr. rhene. Filbert 31 IS C. A. 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Tickets and Parler or Sleeping Car Reservations en Sale nt City Ticket Office 1341 CHESTNUT STREET Tc'.ephene: Walnut 0278, 0270, 6100 PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY M.E.Cer. Chestnut at 11th A Stere of ceurtsaui icrvie that tell en credit, eetily arranged eaiy paymentt. Open Saturday evening. W"' - Hi. Buy Christmas Diamonds and Jewelry New m m; Bracelet Watcici $15 up tnclndlnr , riatlnnm i and nia.t mind SetE n atcDa. yzoe np : u. m for Send New Catalogue Lux H ! filled coyer tn with luggettieni feV alftt, from leait ei . ymWa te fine and ex T lualv dlamehd-tet dm- With a four-store buying power, New Yerk, Detroit. Newark, Philadelphia, and buying offices ?i tn the Amsterdam Diamond Mart, we are in position te obtain best values, and largest assortments. Christmas Stocks are at their full blush of best Buy New A Small Deposit Holds Your Purchase for Christmas Delivery Our Better System of Confidential Convenient Credit V Gives Immediate Possession The privilege of small weekly or monthly payments $1 or se a week are the unusual Mr.'i W.tchti Solid Geld; $30 up. 510 i 8 rftl A. K Ml,t, freni coyer j.mii Cut Illamenili $25 ..'. ...!l iU!- . oemaire uia. terms unique whu who eiuic. . R. mend Kmgi, $25 up $50 Diamond Stt Bar Pin reNFnraTAi- 0NVENIENT REKTFlAM kl ?m, mx :;m M jWft vat:R3 S&M2B Open Every Night Until 10 P. M. S New Fer the Biggest Clothing Sale Ever Brand New Arrivals Tomorrow Giving the Biggest Values of the Season!! X'Qk immmBL. Tbimmfc Sl Jm Thousands yaai avMr.rBsajf.'vv'' x.. irs. rimrmv-rmvaizr a; x" a i; "v tVI -D'i'nBJW '. v'k m wi;i Mm ysi$jf lv. v. vk. . mWmm -if 1 v MttmkmMmmcsmte' mMwar kwiw. .:. x. 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Just think you can cheese from Plaid Back Overcoats Convertible Cellar O' Coats Chesterfield Styles Ulsters Single & Deuble Breasted Coats Gabardine Tep Coats 1 & 2 Pair Pants Suits Ferm Fitting Suits Single & Deuble Breasted Suits Sports Medels Jazz Medels In fact, any and every style ti man could ClUnK 01 a. 11V ailfl nvnrv mnteriil nvmMt r.iffm.n and coloring. And bent of all, every man can be fitted no matter what his size or his build. "Mr. Hill's! lpnrWatiin in Pl4l,! ....1 :..;.. is acknowledged all ever the country many copy and imitate, but none equal the real intrinsic values or the bona fide savings that are alwavs SMSglK;8 "RGE8T EVB MEN'S 1 1000 Prs. Men's Pants Actual Values Up te $8.50 Come and see the largest Trousers Department in Phila delphia. Everything you could want is here all materials, all patterns and all colorings. All sizes, tee. 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