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ADVENTURES
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Giant CreU'Pnteh
Uy ABTUUB W. BTACB
Jack and Janet are called ty fhi
tin kine te 'P tame Qtant Oren
he i en n, rampage, me
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, fAffft wingi. uiant vresi-raicn
Owl' hollow tree. The Judes blte$
M finger and the plant 1umble te
'., (he around.
CHAFTElt IV.
The Giant Builds a Flre
,TACK and Janet 'forget their danger
U Wlicn Uiant ures"riucn went mm
lillnf ker-thump te tlic ground. The
lant looked no comical, iprawllng
'there, gasplnt for breath, they had te
liuihi And ee did King Hummer,
Prince Flltter-Fhmh and .Tudge Owl.
But they shouldn't have waited te
Ituih. They should have fled before the
(lant could pick himself up.
Greaning end grunting, the giant
rote te hli feet. He shook hi flat. at
nVhollew t"e- . , ,
"I'll set you yet, old Owl," he
reared. "I knew a way te make you
reme flylntf out, and when you come out
I'll be ready with my gun. I'll sheet
jeu with one big bullet for keeping me
twake all night; I'll nhoet yen with
toether big bullet for biting my finger."
That threat sobered Judge Owl in a
"Oh, eh," groaned the Judge. Twe
bullets they will finish me twice ever."
Jack and Janet also worried. What
would tee giant no new;
Cress-Patch quickly showed them.
He began te gather dry sticks.
- "Oh, ehl" groaned Judge Owl. "He
x is ceing te build a fire te cook me and
"Perhaps ha will eat us, tee," whis
pered Janet te Jack. "He might like
us for dessert"."
r But Giant Cress-Patch wasn't build
ing a cooking fire he was making n
hunting Arc. He began te arrange the
dr.r weed at the bottom of the hollow
tree.
"He is going te smoke us out." wills
nficd Jack. That Is just what the giant
' planned te de. He felt in his pockets
(or a match. Net n match did he And.
'He can't light n Are without
matches," chuckled Jack.
But the ginnt quickly proved Jack
was wrong. He drew a round magni
fying glass from his pocket. He held
this in such a way that the sun phone
thieugh en theatlcks. The glass caught
the sun'H rays nnd gathered them into
one tiny point. That point was very
het. Tt inndn the twigs smoke, nnd et
a sudden they burst into flames. The
whole pile cnught fire.
The smoke parsed up the hollow tree
aa through n chimney. It mode the
hlders cough and choke.
"We must get out of this or we will
be smothered." gasped Jack.
But down below the giant was wait
ing with his gun. He was ready te
nhoet the minute Judge Owl poked his
head outside. Something had te be
done, and done in n hurry.
"I'll make the giant leek the ether
way," gasped Jack. "When I de, you
must nil rush out and bide In the
weeds."
Jack darted out of the trees. He was
mi tiny the ginut paid no attention te
him. Jack, though scared, flew down
behind the giant.
The fire flared up. the smoke poured
up the tree, Judge Owl coughed loudly.
"Ah!" reared the giant grimly.
"Yeu can smetbqr there or bs shot out
side. Take your choice."
Just then the giant heard a buzzing
, rlnup te his ear a buzzlne as of nn
angry bee. Something hit hlra en Miff
neck. The giant ducked and dodged.
He thought lie was going te be stuug.
Uiizz-z-z-r.! Something touched his I
cheek. The giant jumped the ether way. I
As he. jumped nnd dodged he took his
eye off the opening in the hollow tree.
Out flew Judge Owl and Janet nnd the i
lati ice.
"Hoe! Hoe! We fooled you!"
boasted Judge Owl, gleefully, as he
vanished from sight among the trees.
DINE 35 FT. UNDER GROUND
Operating Engineers te Held Annual
Banquet Amid Dynamos
The first banquet ever held in nn
engine room in this, citv will take
place nt 0:30 tonight when the In
stitution of Operating Engineer will
held it annual dinner thirty-five feet
below the Mtrface of Chestnut htrcel,
in the epglue room of the Wldcner
Building.
(iceige W. Nerrls, governor of the
Kcdernl Reserve llnnk : Alba II. Jehnsen,
president of the Chamber of Commerce ;
II. A. Itealc, Jr.. president of the
IVtrkesburg Iren Works, and A. K.
Chase, aislitant engineer of the Dela
ware River Bridge, will be Hineng the
guests of honor at this unusual feast,
where the beard will be set in the
midst of pepping valves, spinning fly
uhrels and whining dynamos.
In spite of the proximity of 2200
horsepower in piecess of gener
ation, the comfort of the diners will
be asiured by fiesh air pumped from
tie seventeenth fleer of thi building.
One hundred and fifty guests arc expected.
LEAVES MONEY, tO CHURCH
Nerthmlnitar Praibyterjan tnafltt
by Will of Llda R. Flake '
Jflii R,Um, ,et ?2:,r0' or mer than
one-third of her entire estate, ha,, been
S. J0 c',urch ." charity by Llda R.
?.? f2rmerIr. of 3310. Hamilton
Jtrc'l whose will was probated today
In the Register's office. y
limn UWJ0 WW s,l l'w
$1000 outright te the Nerthminnii...
rresbytcrlan Church, Thirty. fifth' and
SenllV1185 J10000 b "" na
tional Investment se that the Interest
may be used for maintenance of the
same church; 8500 te the Weman's
ome ana foreign Missionary Society
of the church, and $60 te the Heme
Missionary of the' Philadelphia PfW-1
bytery, The remainder la left te rela-i
The will of Roe O. Cunningham,
Inte of 1000 Hansom" street, bequeaths
$100 te the Catholic Heme : an equal
nmntinf n Hf. Vlnrent'n Heme, and
1500 te the Tabernacle Society of
Notre Dame. Her estate totaled $85,
oeo.
I.uclnda C. Newberry, who died' In
the Covington Apartments, Thirty's
seventh nnd Chestnut streets, March 8,
leaves the bulk et her $75,000 estate
In trust for her son, Frederick M.
Newberry.
Other wilh probated were: Mary
J. Downey, 705 North Nineteenth
street. 825,000; Tatrlck Dougherty.
240 North Twentieth street, 825,000;
tirumn
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Almira W. Hampton, 18ii Chestnut
atrcet, $12,000; Sarah B. Hechstnttcr,
253 Nprth, Randelph street. S7500;
Geerge W. Myers, 25.10 North Eigh
teenth, street, 80-100 ; Thomaa 8. San
derson, 4327 Manayunk. avenue, JH.V
000.
James M. Stokes, formerly of Frank
ford and Decatur streets, who died
several months . age, left nn estate
amounting te Si:tS,P37.10, according
te the Inventory filed today.
"""""""""""GOOD THINGS TO EAT"
FRED P. BELL
Since J 896 we have maintained a reputation
for offering te the public only the very beet
Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables
SERVICE STORES
63d and Lanidewne Ave.
6380 Germahtewn Ave.
52d and Spruce Sti.
5012-14.16 Baltimore Ave.
43d and Baltimore Ave.
23 S. Lansdowne Ave.
. .. . t.nIewB, r.)
3204 Woodland Ave.
NON-SERVICE STORES
Viiit Oar New Stere
1339 Se. 58th St.
4828 Woodland Ave.
Ridge and Girard Aves.
2542 Germantown Ave.
2822 Germantown Ave. '.
38c value Pure Praierrea sold for 25c
1 qt. jug Imported Olive Oil S1.40
1 pt. bottle Selected Queen Olives 35c
kwvmMiV,COOD THINGS TO EAT '&
Dr. Q. S. Jehneen 4ew Olaineetlclan
Dr. Geerge E. Jehnsen, 5341 Chester
avenue, has been appointed head diag
nostician of the Department of Public
Health, succeeding Drt Merris Ost
helmer. resigned. Dr. Jehnsen, former
assistant head diagnostician, was the
only man te pass a recent examination
for the office, which pays $2u00 annually.
& Mere Miles Per Gallen j
BtTHOUNE
ey Reduction in Operating Expense i
SHERWOOD BROS., Inc. 2Z
K 21st and Meyamenting Ave.
AK Pbeneii Oregon 8170-81711 Race 0310 VV
TWO DAY SALE
J3SSSU RAINCOATS
AND CANTONA " vvr
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Values as High as $20
New $7.SO
$5.00 Beys' and Girls' Raincoats New $3.50
"IF.lT'S.RUnilEn WE HAVE IT"
820 CHESTNUT ST.
SUICIDE USES GAS
Charles Acker, 3016 Orlanna Street,
Found Dead en Bed
Charles Acker, n Kensington mill
worker, was found dead in a gas-filled
room this morning at the home of his
nephew, Bernard Gallen. 301G Orianna
street,
Seme time during the night lie at
tached a tube te the gas Jet. turned
pn the gas and stretched himself en the
lied te await death with the tube in his
mouth.
Acker was thirty-nine years old and
liad been in ill health for a long time.
ENDS LIFE WITHSHOT
Jehn S. Gilchrist Kills Himself at
Twentieth and Alter Streets
lelin S. Gilchrist, of 2102 Chrl.
turn street, was found dead this morn
ing In an alley, nt 11)112 Alter street,
n rrtnher clutched in his hand and
a bullet wound In hla right temple.
Mis. Gilchrist Is prostrated with
Krief nt her home. Friends paid the
two had been happy together and knew
of no reason te prompt her husband
te commit fculclde.
Te Award Brewnlna Medal
The tenth meeting of the Browning
heciety will take plncc nt 8 o'clock to te
ai&nt in the di awing room of the New
Century Club, 121 8euth Twelfth
t. David Wallersteln will read a
paper en "The llncon-Shakespenre
Humbug," and lher will be reading
'r Miss Helena I. Bnlbirnie. Mrs. M.
p. I.lppincett. Mis. O. Plinrleh
EiiVi -hi
(jiaiis
"PeciprocalutemobileTnsurance
"teacrROIl 1111(1 AlchllinM llnlnnn. nili.
' will be elected and the Biewnlng
Meual awarded,
Aeke Dlimlsial et Bergdoll Claim
ismlssal of the .S7.")0.000 claims
ii. i t',ft "ovpiument of G rover C
ihnW1, li?ntt ader, en the ground
I L?,i ,hre1 ess of citizenship by con
hi, t ?. IscrtIuis from the urmy lie
Me ,. '" i row me urmy lie
.i.i ferfc'ted all tight te prosecute the
Vf,',a was asked by Themar W. Miller,
. jrepe.r, custodian, in a petition
Suf.- Z in tne Wi"Uict of ('elumbhi
fe,r.TM
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SAVING
is what automobile owners
insured with us have real
ized. Added te this they
have found a new idea in
insurance service prompt
ness and fair treatment in
every instance.
Cut this out new, mail it
and let us explain our plan.
Pennsylvania Indemnity Exchange
Bread Street and Seuth Penn Square
PHILADELPHIA
Neme ,
Aidttss .......
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- ONE CAR FARE
Brings Yeil Frem Almest Anywhere te the
MARKET STREET IJEEF CO.
Alt ear? ran "transfer w wthiiee. te Mi nTTytarkrt Htr-U
Stewing or Roasting CHICKENS. . . .25c lb.
(ROAST QF BEEF 15
Ksapi
Fia Beats
Belar
Side's of Rsnnd
. RMncmbtr thli'ln tha neatl flat cnalltr nttt alwari handle
In tlw flnwt ht mwinr ran her.
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lb.
Tbli bf
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lb.
Finest Picnic Shoulders
Pure Lard in Pound Print
City Drcucd Meaty Spare Ribs. . .
Shoulder nf Vl for Romitiner ....
Breast of Veal for Filling . . .J T C
Rump of Veal for Roasting r I ,,
Lega of Veal -4- te S-lb. average . . J M. J P
Strictly Fresh Selected Eggs in Cartons. . . .25cdez!
Finest" Oleomargarine 4 lbs for 50c
Finest Country Scrapple and Hamburg Steak .... 3 lbs for 25c
Finest Half Smokes or Beef & Ham Bologna, 10c lb.
MARKET STREET BEEF CO.
5221-23-25 Mirkel St. 5939 Market St.
Per Year CenvenUnte Out Sterti Are Open Friday end Saturday Until 9:30 P. M.
Loek for Our Air. in Monday Eraningr Newipapera
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SUMMER SEASHORE SCHEDULE
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"m" llfxlna running July 3. (lenrcla Aenue
"a" Huiui Mendaya only, beilnnlnat "i" Exruraten train.
July 17. "" Except Paturdaja
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Time shown it Daylight Sav
ing Time which will be placed
in effect April 30,
EASTER ATLANTICCITY TIME TABLE
Ala Ticket Aicnti for Spicitl Enter
!! Table laewiiif complete amice te
and from Atlantic City en Palm Sun
day and Eacter.
NEW CHELSEA STATION OPEN MAY 1
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The New Chelsea Station at Bosten and Winchester Avenues,
Atlantic City, will be opened en May 1. Trains shown above as run
ning te and from Chelsea Station will be independent, direct,
through express trains.
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Our Butter Prices Down Again
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Asce Stores are recognized as exact barometers of living costs, because they aiwaya yi
reflect true market conditions, i r i.ta-i rnnrlltleiia
We nre nlways quick te glve our customers every advantage of changing conaieno
Te this liberal policy we ewe our position of leadership In the grocery field.
In the Asce Stores, Quality Counts and Your Meney Gees the Farthest
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BUTTER
45
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The Finest
Butter in Am
erica
Made in the dairy paiadke of America. Every pound
contains the pure, rich cream from 10 quarts of mllKi
Hae you ever tasted It?
Richland Butter, ,b 42c
Pure creamery prints
Best Pure Lard
Open-kettle rendered absolutely pure.
lb
12
C
can
California
Peaches
Extra Fancy California Ffnclirs.
21
.can. .tic
Hawaiian
Pineapple
can
1 2te
Just rne Um In -veur mouth.
N. Chocolate Finjerj lb 29c
B. Cocoanut Taffy Bars lb 20c
C 'Sorbette Sandwiches pkg 5c
Dfllcleun caUcs ut special prices.
Seedless Raisins
Ue(tulfir fie rIbc.
. . .
. . .pkg 3c
Wilsen's Bouillon Cubes, .can 15c
Tuelve cubes In rery can.
Shopping Bags each 3c
We .Our, Get your ehare.
Asce Ginger Ale .bet 10c
High quality Lew price.
tK.r Asserted Chocolates, lb 37c
JeiiyEfK9 ... .lb 15c Ckec. Cr.sm Ef n 3 for 10c
One el the two
million Arai
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3jcs5f yj
Fresh Country Eggs
Z7C
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Every one guaranteed positively fresh.
?Si SSS eMwelve 32
The very largest and fullest of the new-laid eggs.
Ammonia
Bluing
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Sugar Cern 1 Oc
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Tender Peas 1 2V.c
With that "Just picked" flavor.
Sugar Beets
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You'll enjoy them.
14c
Lima Beans 1 5c
AIvi.ijh a welcome elde dish.
OSCO Coffee
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Asce Evap. Milk, tu" ;"" 9c
"Pure as the morning dew."
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A blend for every taste.
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Makes delicious "het calcce"!
Grapefruit 10c
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Asce Sliced Bacen. .pkB 17c
Drv sugar cured. Sweet as a nut'
Asce Cern Flakes . . .
A nice cereal at a bargain price.
Kellogg's Cern Flakes
Pest Teastie
Pkg 7C
p 8c
Minced Corned Beef blK can 8c
Nice with Poached Regs en toast.
MazelaOil can 27c
A necessity en your pantry shelf.
Lenten Needs
Gorten's Codfish Cakes can 15c
Asce Threaded Codfish pkg 7c
r.heice Sardines 3 enns for 10c
Soused Herring
.big can 12lec
Neway Mackerel .
. each 5c, 7c, 15c
Neva Scotia Herring.
. bunch
Smoked Bloaters each
Calif. Tuna Fish can 10c,
18c
10c
15c
Victer
Bread
Big
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6
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in our e'n three immense sunshine
It's bread as it should be baked.
Victer Raisin Bread leaf 10c
With big fat raisins.
Meat Specials in Our 207 Sanitary Meat Markets
MILK-FED COUNTRY VEAL
Neck lb 14c
Rack Chops lb 20c
Rib Chops lb 25c
Breast 12k
Shoulders lb 16c
Lein Chops Ib 30c
Rump Roast lb 25c
Milk-Fed Stewing Chickens ,b 32c
Milk-Feel Breiling Chickens lb 35c
Milk-Fed Roasting Chickens ,b 40c
32 te ." lb. average.
te 3 lb. aveiage.
1 lb, average.
Lancaster County Cern-Fed Beef
Finest Standing Rib Roast
Thick End Rib Roast "' 15c Lean Soup Meat
lb
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7c
Boneless Breakfast Bacen lb 20c
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