mt
iVancy JTynne Taifa e Various Matters of Interest,
Miss Paxton te Be Introduced Next October
at Heme in
HEAR that Mjrra Fxten is coming
nf nit' aeaien. Her varente.
I
i. n.i Mr. .T. DennlJMn 1'axlen,
Mill give a tf r her et their hemy in
t. Dnvlcfe en the 21jt of October. Mjrra
Is a uranddoughtcref thclate Mrs. W11-'
Hum M. l'axteti, of Frincrten. who km
formerly MIw Denny, of I'Miburub.
nndn great belle tit her day., Bhc died
Fcvcral years age at the age pi ninety
one. .Mrs. Paxton had been preeerited
at hc court of Queen Victeria back in
iflM, and used te have se. many Inter
filing things te tell of her tay in
Londen at that time. Jt was when our
representative thcre, an Mr. uu
rhanan. Mjrra is a graduate of St.
Timethy's Scheel, at CateuMllltf, Md.
I
TOLD you the ether day that plans
nre already In the maklnjt for the
out-ef-inor nneirs, nrm jenitruuj
ran told that the date of the Peny
Shew has been fixed for May li. Tlint
It n Httle later than usual, I think,
but only a few day. Last year, if I
rrrn'mbcr correctly, it wa held en the
14th. Thin ear the proceeds are te go
fe the Emergency Fund of the Welfare
Federation. The show will be held en
tha Clothier and Anhten place, in
"iVrnnewoed, as usual, and the Exec
utive Committee Includes Mrs. Herbert
Clark, Mr. Aleck Varnall, Mrs. 1'lerce
Archer, Mrs. Themas Ashton. Mra.
Themas Delan, Mrs. Victer Mather,
Miss LetltJi McKIm, Mrs. Florens
Klvlnua nud Mrs. Clarence A. w arden.
I SAW the cutest little whit
"Scotts" yesterday morning in
Mu Aniin Knlcht's window en Chrit-
jmt utreet. He iind jiift had a bnth and
decided he wanted n bit of green te get
Mmwlf Mme vitiimlnes I suppose, foi
ls I passed there nbeut half after 0
o'clock he was walking en top of the
window box neatly nipping oft the tiny
ureen leaves of a fern, and what Is
mers I don't think he was discovered
very 60en, for in the early afternoon
I was talking te my friend the wee bird
and it said, "I savf the cutest white
Scotty In the window of that big brown
stone house en Chestnut fctreet above
Sixteenth. He was sitting in the win
dow looking nt every one who passed.
And that was nbeut 1 o'clock. I hope
there was some of the fern left by
that time, for Kcetty was very bublly
lilnnltlw when T klllerl Mill.
That house of Miis Knight's is one
of the most beautiful in the city. The
entire rent of that block with the ex
ception of the lcedn' beuse, en the cor
ner of Sixteenth und Chestnut btrccts,
is occupied by business houses and
hops. Rut Miss Knlght'n house is u
laree double mansion of brownstone and
lias the mebt beautiful garden nt the side
nmi buck.
If lixit tlinke levi'lv old- l
fashioned slatted window shade, llim'nnd dance en Wednesday, April 10, ut
Kneit l ii aster nf Mr. Kdwaril ,
Knight and nn mint of Clnlre Knight,
vhesic first husband was Sidney Cel
ford, Jr., of Xcw l'erk.
Tin' .,.,1 .. r,,. i, i,r,i nr
IIIj annual concert for the benefit of
Tic inapin .Memerial Heme i.iriue,
nilnd. which members of the Mat nee
MuMcal Club will ghe, will be held ou ,
the 'iirenlni of Mnreli MO nf Ihn Vnr.
mnndie. This is the memorial home
&K'.'1 &Vi!"li1 y8' Zhh '
Mind heivelf, Is se Interested in and
for which she toils se unceasingly te in
tcrcft inlicrs. Mr. Jehn Cadualader Is
president of the home unit it Is main
tained cutlrcly through charity.
T50B11V ie learning his praters, and
I" ninenz the vnrlniiH nhrnspM In the
Petition mother Is tenehliitr him nrn
the words "I nm henrtllr terrv for mv first street and G Irani nycnue. announce
sins." Whether Hebby is mere henrst ,f,-1eihlrSvl.,n.in0rff tl'Mfl,aUMMi"T
than the rest of us who de net ululys'" Kgjnderf , ell J.
feel sorry enough, nud ulwn h believer "
In snylnc literally hew he feels or net, . ,,Mani11 aJ,rsi,'naUeiJ F Man"lnv J .
is hard te tell bur what he miivk Ik lc" North Hoblnsen Mrcet. ntcrtnlned
ut lliiru If) leil, UUt WIISjl lie HI J K IS. ,. nverlirnnfc In,ielni P UM reeilltl'
i m partly sorry for my sins una .
lets it se at that.
NANCY WVNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Clayten E. Synnott. of
v.oedbury, N. J,, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mnrlen
nptsferd Synnott. and Mr. Gilbert
iMiltehead, of Arlington, Maas.
An interesting debutante of next sea
son will be Miss Betty Hetheilngien.
daughter of Mrs. S. 1. ITethcrlngten, if
! l'lne street, whf will ba fermully
liresented te society by her mother at n
tea te lie given early In November. Mr,
'letherlngteii and her daughter, who
Jiave been spending a few dajs nt the
Iletel Brighten, Atlnnllu City, Imve re
turned te their home.
Dr. and Mrs. Jeseph Sailer, of 17 IS
hpruce ntreet, hae recalled the Invita
tions for tha dinner le be given eri
Wednesday evening. Match -0, In honor
of their daughter, Miss Mary I Sailer,
before the dance te be given at the
Philadelphia Cricket Club by Mr. and
Mrs. Owen J. Roberts In honor of their
'laughter, Mlsa Elizabeth R. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Sailer's daughter. Mls3
.Mlce Welsh Sailer, who Is a student
at famlth College, returned te her home
la't evening te spend the spring vacu vacu
tlen with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, O. Zantzlnger,
of Urcenacre, Chestnut Hill, will give a.
buffet supper en Friday, March 31, In
honor of their daughters, Mtbs Mary
Patroness at Ball
rtiote by Uaolirech
MRS. CHAniJCS DUFFY, Jit.
Of the Iletel Majestic, who will art
as one of the patrencses at the
Piing Charily nail, which will be
Shet at tha Hetel lfTslna en
ht Friday evealni, April at,
PJHHiK a r MSUkMsskk sH
RinDsBI' Vk :m
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$t. Davids,.
Vaux Zanttlnger and Miss Sarah Zant-
mager.
, Mrs. Alexander Willlama niddla, of the
Bellevue-Htratferd, And her ticm-ln-lnw
tind daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. ,T. Drcxel
Paul, and their family, of Woedcrcst
Farm. Kadner. who have been llvinc
abroad, for the last year, will return te
Uls country in the early nummcr.
Mrs. Frederick Jest, of 1904 FIna
street, will be at home Informally to
morrow afternoon after 4 o'clock. MIm
Anne Holllngswerth Wharten, Mrs. WIN
Ham O. Hepkins and Miss Mary Ctitli
bert Boyd will receive with Mm .Teut.
Mra. Jest wljl atse be at home nt'xt
xuursaay ariernoen.
Mr. and Mra. William E. Adams, 400
Spruce street, have returned from an
eight-weeks' stay at Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Themas Flnletter Clement and
Mrs. Karl II. Heg-erg will Rive a brldge
party en Friday afternoon at Mrs.
Clement's home, 31 East Springfield ave
nue, Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Auguste V: Mullcr and her
daughter, Mtns Mary Gladys Mutter, of
124 West Highland avenue. Chestnut
till), who have been spending the win
ter abroad, are at present In Florence,
Italy. They will shortly leave there
for Paris, where they will bpend seme
tlme before returning te this country in
the early spring.
Mrs. Wllllan) K. Ryan and her son.
Mr. Jeseph B. Ityan, who have been
living for the winter ut the Green Hill
Farms Hetel, and who have been upend
ing spme time In Atlantic City, returned
home today. Mrs. Ityan opened Merrlo Merrle Merrlo
breoke, her country place at Haverford.
Mr. and Mrs. Themas Iteyal and thslr
daughter, miss Klcaner J.ejm, or cress-
hVnnit irnrtn. Deven, and' 2U28 lecUHt
ir
strcet, who- are spending several wfeks
in tue dOUIU arc new ai me jiuin
vinminirn. Mlnnil. Fin., where they ex
pect te remain until the early part of
next menin.
Mi- nnrl Mm. Samuel P. Tletan. who
have been tpendlng a short time at the
Hltx-Carlten Hetel, Atlantic City, have
returned te tneir nema.
T1i timehenn of the Alumnae Ane
elation et the William Penn High Scheel
for airla was held at the Hetel Long Leng
acre, Bread and Walnut atreeta, yester
day at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. William
Katz was In charge of the luncheon, and
the Bpeakers were Mrs. R. Nell, presi
dent; Miss Iieulsa n. Snowden, adMxcr
of women of the University of Penn
sylvania, and Mr. K. J. Cattclt.
Mr. and Mrs. Santiage natcvez, of
Havana, Cuba, announce the enRraec-
ment'Ol uieir uupier, jiis i.ariiii-ia.
Ustevez, te Pr. 1'. Herren Murray, of
Chester.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Kdward Odcerrt will entertain
at luncheon en Wednesday, March 20.
at 6003 Greene fctrcel. Mrs. OdKeia
before her recent tnarrlage was Miss
Clarice Meycr.
Th Junier members of the German.
lewii Women')! Club will nlve a lllay
JnanuHn vnatei jiud.
Mra. Jehn F. Harbeson. of 0301 Knox
street, has gene te New Yerk for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs, James B. Pranks, of
IVlham Court, are nt Southern Pine,
x Cf for an mde'nnUe 8laj..
.. Hareltl M tvebber cf West '
, 3 dha $ Tn' lutienn ter i
a luncheon at her home en Snturdavi
nf,..,.,,. i.. im.A. f Mr li.tlnli I. '
Albertsen, of 1-nkcwoed, N. J.
Mr.. M. Tayler, of 8530 Oermantewn
avenue, has announced the engaaeniet I
or lier aniiEmer, Mn i.uuu Kay Tayier,
le Jir. iiaynienu JJcses, ei mm ciiy.
Mr3. W. M. Celder, of Hertter etrect.
will entertain a dinner ind bridge parly
at Her Heme en s.uurday evening.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank ICtrenderf. Fertv-
, . pa,riek'H mnv it their home..
Macre were imy guesia.
Mr, G. Fred Strausner. of 6240 Uace
street, is tpcnOlne a fortnight In Ohie,
Mr, and Mrs, Rebert Alexander
Patten, have returned te their home at
010 Seuth Fetty-second street, after
spending a month at the Royal Peln-
clana. Iletel, at Palm Beach.
Dr. and Mrs. Francis A. Faught en
tertained the members of their bridge
club at their home at 5006 Spruce street,
lust evening. The members Include Dr.
nnd Mrs. William H. Jehnsen, Mr, and
Mrs. Wendell Swift Tredlck, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Conners, .
Mm. 13. HceUer, of 25 Seuth Fifty
second street, who Is convalescing from
a recent illness, Is visiting frtenda at
Chelsea.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Delta Chapter of the Theta Slgmn
Chi Sorority will have a luncheon and
theatre party en Saturday. March 25.
Tha chanter includes Mlsa Myrtle AlklE",
Miss Marie Crady, Miss Ulna Mae
Klrtte, Miss Myrtle Prledrlch. Miss Ruth
A. Uehrl, Miss M. IrmA Hants, Mlsa
Ethel Mnc Ilodsen, Miss Rhedu Heward.
Miss Uetty Resen and Miss Mildred
Retzcll.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank S. Wrinht. of
North Eighteenth street, have returned
from the West, where they spent several l
months traveling through California. 1
Mls.s Estelle Goldsmith, of 1613 Pop
lar street, spent the last few days ut
Washington. D. C. '
Mr. nnd Mra. Jacob Sperhln, of 130S i
North Heenth street, nunounce the en
gagement of their niece, Mlsa Ida Helen '
Tanur, te Mr. Jeseph Beris, of Jehns- ,
town, Pa,
Mr. Harvey Wellswerth, of Sixteenth i
and Master streets, lias returned from
Kurene, wnore no spent some lime
truvcllng.
enuru nun artel duia
, www... r...-"- . ....-, i
! The efllcern of the Phil Harmonic
iKneiii.1 Club, of Seuth Philadelphia. cae
U party last evening at the home of
Mrs. I,awronce Marsch, of 172S Perter
street. Among me gueaib wire zr.
Heward Moulder, president; Mr. Thnman
Haeslmer, vlce j. resident; Mr. Daniel
Marsch, treasurer, and Mr. Charles
Moulder.
A reception and dance will be given
by "The Shifters" at the Rlttenhouse
Hetel en Friday evening March 31.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geerge Keating, of 5605
Seuth Seventeenth Btrect, have Just re
turned home from Atlantic City.
LAWNOALE
.... Iu un.nH na n tw wtkpUA at ltj.HI.
:.. - r.l r.A W..!ilmrtral. D. C.
IIIVIV, .u., ..w ..- a- ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Klmer P. Llvccy, of
7410 l.awndale avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Edna May I.lvesey, te Mr. Letter i,.
Leadertr, of this city.
Miss Florence Kenders, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. II. Frank" Kenders. of
I;1',.. "....., l,e. ttt nr Allulllle. lltv.
where fche will spend a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dlckel, of Revlck
street, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a son, Walter Herbert
Blckel.
Mrs. Max Freeland, of Menteur street.
Is entertaining as her guest for tevernl
days Mrs. Frank U Hamsen. of Read
ing. Ta., who Is visiting In this city.
Mrs. Hamsen was formerly Miss Lillian
Albright, of Tawndale.
Mil KTHi;itS HEST OIRI.i
When Ksther tueli hl bet slrl out for an
evenliis h dlJn't lime te break a liumlre.l.
delUr 1)111 probably a ny-upgt wuj all he
liJ. You'll nurly want te rend "Jn lha
burlnc Yeung Mn' Kancy Turns In th
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The Ten Flappers' Sewing Clrcle met
en Monday cvenliijf at the home of Miss
Klcaner Orcenbcrjr. 1810 North Nutrena
ntreet. The quests were MlfM Anna
Neuman, Mian Mae Olasa, Mlwi Hese
Klrshbaum, Miss Klcaner Tccl;s. Miss
Mildred Flel. Miss Ruth Jamy, of New
Yerk : Mina liny Drotman, et Vlncluud,
N. J.; Miss Sarah Rebin and Miss
Anna Berf. Runner and ilnnclnir for
additional gucsttt folleucd tlie bur.lnecsi
meeting.
KENSINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. Iieuls T). Ttescnblum, Str. and Mri Cleoree Klrth, Mr. and
of 4932 North Went street, arc rcee.lv-1 Mra. lMuard Jtraclley, Mrs. Ilmma
lK ceri(,-ratulatln3 upon the birth of uiejulck, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Oallagher.
son. Auutln Itnrcy llesenhlum, I Mr. anil Airs. William Buce, Mr. and
,. r.i.i yi.. Ar t. v!.Jti"H. WlllUin Htecker. Mr. nnd Mf.
.,J)l.T' i.?I,1-l,,?rn5twAm a.i'S?iV. rv Everett I'nre. Miss rierence Bradley,
street, has returned from A Ien le Cty. MSH ,Fnll0lla Hradlcy. Miss Fran.-,"
where ahe siwnt a rev weeU with Iter UVelK Mls, IIatte Julek M,B1 Mnr
sister. Mrs. "Walter li emmcr. I Smith, Miss Gertrude Mitchell, Mln:,
.i r.t... tj.-v r it . . ...in Cellna Deacon, Miss ICatharlne Miller,
Miss Dorethy Beck, of U street, will , Mg Mllbe, Qu k Mr O00rgO Moere,
entertain a number et frlendu at her Mr, A1m jiaaey, Mr. Arthur North Nerth North
liemo this cvcnlnB In honor of Mls Ke) a. Oforfse Wilsen. Mr. Harry
Charlette Kuntz. of Wilmington. Del., jimir. Mr. MlHen McCullough, Mr.
who is tpendlng a short time lsltl;K William McMlchacI.
In thlB city. Amenc the guestn will I
he Miss P. Smith. Miss S. 1- rceberly,
Mini 1.. Gerhardt, Mlas It. Jehnsen, Mlsa
K. Bremmer. Mr. n. Semmerfleld M
A. Albater. Mr P. Shu ter. Mr. B. ;
Oeldman, and Mr. . Miller. I
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NORRI8TOWN
The fifth annual card party and dance
of the Nurses' Alumni Endowment
Fund of Montgomery Hospital will be
given en Thursday evening, April 1!0,
at City Hall. Miss Careline Umstead
la chairman of the committee in charge
et the event
Mr. J. Cloud Smith, of Oe Kalb street,
hay left for a stay In Bermuda.
DELAWARE COUNTY
MK nnd Mrs. Guy C. Quick enter-
1 tallied iceently at a Ht. I'atrlcK'.s party
nt their lieme In Itlchland Park. The
cruestM Inelllttei! Mp. anil Mra. Owen,,.
The second of the series of dances
for the school sat will be given at the
Weman's Club house
.y evenln Mrs.
will be the chairman
Weman s Club Heuse nt Media en rn-
Aiucrt J. wiiuuma
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The way it
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new hose Sleigerwalt's.
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Queer People
Br ARTHtm W. MTACF,
aefc and Janet, wearing maale
fairy eapt, ttart te vitU King Hum
mer of the jairiet, father of Prince
Flitter 'Ftaih, uhem theu have
re$eued from Mack Dragen and
Jfairu Oare. Theu tee nueer liltte
' fat folks at whom they laugh, fhev
nrs arretted 6j two queer policemen,
and are carried te court by a queer
black chap,
CHAPTER III
The Fairy King' Queer Order
JACK apd Janet, arrested by the two
queen policemen, had expected te be
hauled into police court. They had
trembled a bit as the queer black chap,
acting ns n flying patrol wagon, had
borne them through the air te judg
ment. Great was their relief, therefore, ns
they looked down and saw that the
court was net a nellce court, but the
court of King Hummer, ruler of the
fairies. New, thought they, everything
would be nil right. Tliey had started
for that very court at the Imitation of
I'rlncc Flitter-Flasb, the king's son,
and while they were arriving- in a way
much different from what they hed
expected, tbey looked for a wnriu wel
come.
The fairy court as in a lovely bower
of wild flowers. All around wash wall
of blossoming thrubbery, shutting the
bower off from the rest of the weeds.
In the center was a carpet of velvety
grass. Acress one end purled a brook,
babbling cheerfully. Far above was the
Hue sky.
Dainty folks were dancing en the
gniss carpet. .Tack and Janet, knew
at u glance that thcf-n dainty foil..',
uerc fairies. 1 hey could tell th!9 be-
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Rosebud Lingerie Kibben in Twe Tenes; U-inch te l-nch width,
Si. 10 te $3.35 a 10-yard piece.
Plain-Wcac Lingerie Ribbon in Twe Tenes; U-incli te 1-inch
width, 83c te $2.30 n 10-yard piece; 1 'finch width, at 50c a
jard.
Plain Barathea Weave Lingerie Ribbon; 'i-inch idth at $1.00,
J t -inch at S1.23, 1-inch nt $1.90 a 10-yard piece.
Tinsel and Satin Trimming Ribbons; i-inch te 2);-inch width,
20c te 60c a yard.
6- te 9-inch Plain and Pancy Ribbons at 83c a jard.
6-inch Deublc-l'acid Two-Tene Satin Ribbon; light or dark com
binations. At $1.65.
Three Styles of Stockings That
Cannet be Duplicated at $1.00 a Pr.
Allen's have oblnined tliose unique lines of imperted full
fashioned lisle hosiery which can hardly be differentiated from
silk. The thi co models obtainable are particularly enchanting:
These with hand-made clocks come in black with blue, white or
red clocks and in white with self-clocks. Anether delightful line
features the French openwork clock; this comes in black enlv.
The popular Richelieu ribbed hosiery make up the third. And
the mett interesting of all is the price. Only $1.00 a pair.
Coty s French Talcum Powder, $1.25
L'Origan, Paris, Chypre and Jasmin
Frem Coty, Paris, comes this new powder for the toilet in
the four famous odors mentioned above. We consider it thn
finest Toilet Powder procurable, and it is presented in a frosted
glnbs container, aderable enough te grace the daintiest dressing
tabic. It is ulse truu that powder holds the odor much longer
than an extract; se, however, freely you use these famous odors
in powder form, the cost will be far less than if you chose a
bottle of the perfume.
Allen's Quality Hairnets, $1.00 Dezen
3 Dezen Asserted as Yeu Wish, $2.50
AlIen'H nre Justly famous for the Biiierier quality of their hair,
nftn The Flip-en cap Miane comes In larue or mal niter T(ie fctralght
ahape Is etra Irirne olio. The re'.ers ere tanuarU and come tn overy
fehads of hair. Whlte and a ray Hairnets tire
ISa cueht 1.50 dOMa.
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$wr
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cause the dainty folks we w ueli
like Prince rilttcr-riasn, vr "
fnlrles were n let ei tue queer peepic,
all of whom were dressed in strange
costumes some lu red, some- in ycllewi
seme In brown, some in gray, wm
speckled and some in splotches and
Hplntches. AH the queer people were
alike, in that they had long mouths
sticking out from their faces, AH
strutted or heppcu in an win niB-iit
way. Jack and Janet thought they
must r dressed ud for a masquerade or
for a show.
Seated en a throne of TleWi was
Hummer, king of the fairies. The two
...it 1 i.i.i .TaeV and .Tenet OU
the back of the queer black chap and ret
tl-cm befere the uirene.
"What strangers are these who come
,,. vnii.n.i withniit bclne invited?
demande'd King Hummer with a frown.
Jack and Janet were about te an-
. i.. i !. hail lieen invited bv
Prince Flitter-Flash, but before they
could open their meuins me police
men spoke up harshly: "Theythey
they made fun of our forest folk.
"Spank them." promptly ordered the
king. "Spank them hnid and put them
te bed with the frogs in the begl"
One policeman grabbed Janet and put
l.er across his knee, holding her with
bis long mouth while he raised n feet
te spank her. The ether policeman
crabbed J ark. ' .
Junet didn't want te be apanked.
She felt they didn't deserve it.
"Step!" she cried. "Don't you dare
spank usl" , , ,, ..
Her pretest startled King Hummer.
"Stept" he ordered. "Don't you dare
r.pank them.
"Stepl" chorused the fairies and
queer pcople. "Don't you dare spank
thorn it
The policemen held back the uplifted
npanks. They didn't knew what te
meke of this sudden change in orders.
King Hummer looked sburply at Janet
and Jack.
"Whv don't we dare spank yeuV
I he demanded.
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"ilecause wc didn't make fun of the
forest folks," answered Jnnct.
"De you mean te say you uldil't
laugh nt them Just beferti we arrested
you?" demnnded one of the police
men. Ne, Janet didn't mean te say that.
"Wc did lntikh nt them," she admitted.
"But we didn't make fun of them."
"Hew could you laugh at them and
net make fun of them?" demnnded the
king. Jack and Janet didn't knew just
hew te -answer that. The king glared
at them, a moment ; then he saved them
the trouble of thinking of an answer.
"This case is tee puzzling for me,"
he said. "Send for the judge."
What happens when the Judge comes
and the qeer way lie Itelds court will be
told tomorrow.
All Kinds, All Shapes, All Size.
At Extremely Lew Price
Visit Oar New Groesd Fleer Slers
IS N. 10th St.
Weel and Silk Yarns
Fer Kaittinr, Crocheting, Etc.
Novelty Embroidery Ce.
1007 Filbert Street
Spice
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Dessert
has a dellRhtful uplc tatte that
jeu'll enje.r. The creamy dell dell
leunfi of puddlne of any or Its
flavors slv a irniiderftil flnlahlnc
teueli te the luncheon, tea, party
or dinner.
Tleelpe folder en requcnt.
At All Grocers, 10c, 13c
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