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By Let Papa
Sir) Hunt wns In Ith father a auto aute
mflbffl nnd It bmiKcfl Inte another auto.
SebM , rnii-dng, nxM.lcnt. and 8ld
?,r,a lii tlie pnier muting these
inJiirl. nntl I hi afllrnnei, cii 1 went
irrniiiK tc Mary Wntklnses who wns
m llw her fmnl steps but Hid with
Sis heel nil flctl up like n nxsldcnt. and
?arv AVntkins was looking nt him a
if h'p was ' grate "ere "r MOI"cne,J
e thlnkir.B. Aw heck, enybedy can
fel in a nxsldcnt.
filvlnz me ii Ideer. nnd nfler sfipplr
1 lied n pen-e nf wlte stuff rrveiliul my
rlt and pi" M,n"' lpd ,,,, "" ",e !""
t.i,- h in II H Ml i'K my nrni w
tide
. ....! r .... .. If I
imildeiit held It rite and went erreuiid
there sett In with her nR"n but Sid
Hunt with his hei' till tied tip. nnd 1
wnked up nnd Mr Wntkitis ved, V
Bcnnr. wntever arc ou holding eitr
rm like Hint for? ....... .
lip n wnnder t vaent kihed. I ed.
And I took my arm out and h'wrd her
n,v rlst tied up with the red Ink nnd
nil tier iiyliiB. " mewej. wat a look leok loek
Inir nlijcck. Iwweier did jeii de It?
via re'i'iilnc mimic little doe from
yinc inn mir hy a tie'ley ear. I sel.
Aw. wax our name in the paper? sed
gid Hunt. ' Me settlnc down without
tiring weather It was nr net, and jut
then t'lid- Hlmklns eame up holding
blf neek away ever en one aide with
2 blK hunki of stleklnc plnMer en It.
Marv Wnlklnt snyii.g. W.v Puds, my
goeri'nl". I Ordure, did you get hert
tee?
(innd nltp, I should say I did. hut
wnl de I rate, I saved some Imljs life,
led Puds, mid Sid Muni fed. Aw. wns
tniir iianie In the paper? And Pud
iat down with his nerk en one side and
I kepp setting there with my tied up
arm stuck out and Sid kepp getting
there with hl IhsI tied up. nnd Mary
VTatkins jumped up saying. My lands,
peeple will think tills is a hesplttle, Im
telDf in.
Wirh she did.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Peer hut Proud Sinters
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Gnhlw irel. In hrlp three peer hut
prevJ orphan siitcr.i pnin fame nnd
fertunf. Anne thinl.it he it n tinjri.
ilnliMn fn'fiA't hc in n rank, unit
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CHAPTER IV
The Spoiled Gowns
TFir; angry baker had a strong arm
ard reiild threw far. He pelted the
three sister and .lack and Janet with
Matilda's hard biseuits until they were
nell down the read. They did net dare
pause for rest until tlie.t had put half
mile between themselves nnd the bake
(hop where peer MiUtlda had fallexl n
dumallj In her roeking.
"New it is my turn." snid Rese
Slarie eagerly te Janet and Jnrk.
"I'Ipa'p. Fairy (iodmether and Jelly
Goblin find for me wealthy ladies who
want party gnwiit made and I seen
will win fame and fortune with my
needle skill.
.Tann halted in front of a house as
handsome as a palare. Her sharp eyes
li(l seen a wealthy mother and two
daughter within. 'I'lie were MBiniu
ing silken dres goods. Her keen ears
had heard what the mother was saying:
"These dress goods nrt the finest mene
ran hut. If we can Mud a skilled dresw-luake-
we will have the met beautiful
dres- jn town."
"Rm where sm we find such a
dressmaker?" sighed the daughters.
"Onlj a fairy godmother ran bring her
te UK.'
"Mn y nu hfar that?" whispeied
Janei te Rese Marie. "ai ran make
fine l.ue. but can jeu fashion beauti
ful part; di esses?"
"Te lie sure I ran," snid Rese
Mane promptly. "That Is hew 1 am
going te win riehes." She marched
braely into the heue and faced the
mother and two daughters,
"I will make your dresses for you."
he nid.
"Ven had better just offer te mak"
the fine luce for them." wlilspeieil
Janet, who wnsi utill doubtful of Rese
Marie's nbilitj Rut Rese Marie would
net listen te her. As for the mother
and two daughters, they were delighted
te find ii iiesniaker particularly en
brought te them by n fairy godmother,
for se tliey regarded Janet.
Rese Marie measured thp mother and
dmighteis. and cut the silken dress
goods te fashion the party gowns. She
Mitrhed and she pinned, and finally had
the gowns teady te fit.
Uui wIipii she tried the gowns upon
the mother and daughter, my but there
was a tow! It took only half n glance
te ere the job was n botch, 'Hie dres-es
wete dowdy and clumsy instead of
beautiful nnd laMcful.
"Oh-ee I Yeu are net a dressmaker,
.teii ate a dress-hungler !" shrieked the
mother and two daughters. I'icking up
scissor and ,ardlh'k and prrsning
iien they ehased Rne Maiie from the
house And they chased Anne. Matilda
and Jack and Janet, tee The.v went
in n fury ever the spoiling of their
Mllen dress goods.
All three slstrrn were weeping when
thr came te the edge of Rirdland and
Rt down te test. Ne longer were they
pieud of their own nbilli.i.
"I had only mv eice, and t tin t has
failed imp," cried Anne "Oh. Kalrv
(ledinniher and .loll (ieblin IpII hip
hew te inin a living!"
"1 had only uij looking nnd t lint
luu failed me." cried Matilda. "Oh,
Fairy fiodmether nnd Jelly (ieblin, r
m hew te en) ii a Ihlng !'
"1 had only my needle skill nnd that
has failed me." ci icd Re?e Marie. "Oh.
Fain Codmether nnd Jelly Goblin, tell
ne hew ie en n a Ihlng!"
Janet and Jack weie in ii mi Hilary .
Him slmulil i hey nnswer the three
UHlers?
As ihey pondered (lie matter their
ejes roved eet Hiiillund. There were
birds mid bees and Inserts all busy -Jll
earning their own living. I'erhaps
te' could help te solve Iip problem.
(In tomorrow's chapter Rlrilliuiil folks
e help ,hcc nnd .laitel sehe Hie tluee
prnhlenis. ("nil au guess linn they
de It?)
KANSAS CITY POST SOLD
Property Acquired by the Journal,
a Morning Newspaper
Kansas nty. Me.. May IS. Ry A.
1 Tlie Kansas City Pest, a local
evening and Sundav newt-paper, last
night pnssed li.m the hnnds of Walter
n. iMekey. owner and editor of the
Santas City Jein mil, n morning news
paper. Thp consideration, wns net made pub
He. The seller was the Pest Printing
and Publishing Company, a Missouri
eorperatiur., in which l (i. Renfils and
''I. Tamiuen, of Itenver, are share
"Olders. .The.Jeunial, esfubllshed In 1M1. is
te eldest RepublU-nn newspaper In this
tHen of fheJenitnr.;. Fer (be'prea-)
r. -uim;i DrwuiDfrs.,wti erenunue te.
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MAURETANIA
In addition te her famous crossing in 4 days, she has
just broken the World's Recerd from America te France.
New converted te oil burning, Mauretania offers a
unique combination of smqethness and steadiness of
motion, luxury and contentment in travel.
Next sailing June 6.
MAURETANIA, BERENGARIA and AQUITANIA. the great
wonder ships of the (iunard Line, provide the fastest crossing
Ju
of the Atlantic. Sailings every
Southampton and Cherbourg.
luesday from New Yerk te
Fer complete Cunard mm feri at somewhat leti speed and lower cost, try
the established aieriMt.CARONIAaraJCARNlANIA thrntw steaAy
20,000 ten Cunard oil burners SCYTHIA, SAMARIA. J.ACONIA and
the new Ancher Linen CAMERONIA and TUSCANIA, 16,700 tens.
The addition of many splendid new steamers te their fleet, enables the
Cunard Line te offer the traveling public ever 100 sailings during the
coming season. Excellent accommodation available for many sailing.
CUNARD and ANCHOR STEAM SHIP LINES
Passenger Office 1300 Walndt St., Phila.
Freight Office Bourse Bldff., Phila.
Meats te Please Yeu Pleased te Meet Yeu
t the MARKET STREET BEEF CO.
Eat Beef Thin Week. Our Beef it the Fineit that Meney
Can Buy in the Market Today.
Sirloin Steaks or Sirloin Roasts, 20c
Rump Steaks or Rump Roasts, 20c
Tep of Round for Steaks or Roasts, 20c
Pin Bene or Rib Roasts ... 20c
Sugar-Cured Boneless Bacen, 20c
Lean Boneless Beef for Stewing
Fresh-Ground Hamburg Steak
Finest Half Smokes in the City
Best Ham or Beef Bologna
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of the merits of anything is an actual trial, and the best way te test a coffee is
in the cup.
Try a cup of Asce Coffee en.iey its fragrant aroma, its delicious flavor
and you'll agree it is a wonderful bargain at 29c per lb. In fact, ether coffees
of the same grade are selling elsewhere for almost double the price.
Olee or Nut Margarine 3 lbs. for 50c
MARKET STREET BEEF CO.
5221 -23-25 Market St. 5939 Market St
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Just when the daily rider needs them
All Steam Express Trains
Loek at These Afternoon Trains:
en the Summer Schedule Effective June 18
Leave Chestnut St. Ferry 2:00 P.M.
" 3:00 "
" " 3:40 "
4:00 " "Boardwalk Flyer"
" " 4:20 "
" 4:50 "
" 4;55 " "The Baltic"
" " " 5:00 " "The Rocket"
u i t 5:20 "
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Saturdays only. tExcept. Saturdays. Direct train te
Baltic Ave. stations.
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"The line that
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Why se much printing
is done in a hurry
THERE is a very geed reason for the fact thai
most printing is wanted in a hurry.
A man's decision te order a new booklet or
catalog comes about the time he wishes he had
it in the mail.
The man who wants te start his advertising
next week is privately, perhaps unconsciously,
wishing he had commenced it three years age.
De net wait until your season is upon you and
your salesmen are out, and then decide that you
require some printed messages.
Begin new te plan the sort of printing your
business needs. A full year in advance is net tee
seen te begin te organize your direct advertising.
Call in a geed printer.
A geed printer is one who knows the relation
ships between better paper, better printing, and
better selling. He knows that his work is te help
sell your goods.
There are such printers. Lecate one. Call him
up. Get started. Avoid hurry.
S. D. WARREN COMPANY, Bosten
Warren's Standard Printing Paper are neld by
better
paper
CMM
better
printing
better
business
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Lembard 6800 Philadelphia Main 1701
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Te help you in planning direct advertis
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of an interesting scries of booklets en
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"You'll taste the difference!"
lb
Asce Evaporated Milk
Pure as the
morning dew"
29c
tall Qc
can
Reg. 23c
Can
Res. 29c can Extra Fancy Calif. Peaches u( " 26c
Ritr luscious halves packed in a rich sugar syrup. Just melt in your
Fancy Calif. Peaches cutte 20'
mouth!
Hecker's Self-Raising Fleur, .pkg 16c
Htckr' Old HentiUtd Fleer pk( ISc
Preste Self-Raising Fleur pkg Ifle
Geld Seal Fleur 12.1b bag 57c
Asce Baking Powder, can 5c, c, 1"c
Asce Seedless Raisina ... pkg IHc
Calif. Seeded Raisins pkg 20c
SetdUii Rtiiint (Sun-Maid) . . cktt pk 3t
(3 Ibi.)
12v2
New
Potatoes
l2 pk. (7'2 lbs.), 25c; 2 bu- (30 lb..), $1.00
We are continuing our special prices en N'ew Potatoes for the bal
anqe of the week. White, dry mealy fellows; cook like balls of flour.
New Texas Onions . . lb 6V2C (4 lbs for 25c)
Asce Ice Cream Salt bag 15r
Small Lima Beans can 124c
Large Green Lima Beans can 22c
Sugar Cern can 10c
Asce Oleomargarine lb 22r
Tomate Puree can 7c
Choice Succotash can I2r
Asce Crushed Cern can l"r
Rich, Creamy
21
lb
Aped jii3t enough te give it the right nap.
Asce Macaroni
O pkgs. E? c
O for
N. B. C. Cakes and Crackers
Graham Crackers
Lemen Snaps . . .
Oatmeal Crackers
Vanilla Wafers . . .
Zu Zu Snaps
Macaroons
Cheese Tid-Bits ..
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5
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pkg
Snaparoens lb 22c
Iced Spiced Wafers lb I fie
Marrowfat Beans lb 10c
Best Soup Beans lb 10c
Red Kidney Beans lb 12c
Lima Beans lb 124c
Asce Perk and Beans can !c
Asce Tomate Catsup . . big het l."e
Asce Sifted Peas ... . .can I7r
Partly Cooked Sour Kreut big can 16c
lb
JS&gdSp Butter
Exquisite in purity delicious in flavor it it
ti-uly the finest butteiin America ! Taste it !
45
Richland Butter . . lb 42c
Pure creamery prints. Alse big value.
Fresh Country
EGGS
Fresh from the nest.
dez
J V J p f- f- Q of twelve JJ
The pick of the nests.
Snowdrift Shortening can 17c
Princess Salad Dressing bet 21c
Asce Cider Vinegar bet 16c
Asce White Dist. Vinegar ...bet 12c
Cooked Sugar Beets big can He
Cooked Sweet Potatoes., big can 15c
Cooked Corned Beef big can 23c
Choice Tomatoes can lie. 15c
Asce Cern Flakes 3 pk0gr8 20c
Nice and crisp. Yeu can't buy better se why pny mere
Juicy Grapefruit each 10c
Norway Mackerel ...each 5c, 7c, 15c
Asce Sugar Cured Baren ...pkg 17c
Asce Sliced Dried Beef pkg 12c
Asce Peanut Butter tumbler 9c
Pure Jellies glas 10c
Temter Jams jar 20c. 25c
Temter Grapejam jar 25c
Victer Bread
6C
Just the kind of bread you would bake in
your own kitchen wholesome and nutritious
Victer Raisin Bread ,aaf
With big fat raisins.
10c
4-lb
Pkg
asce
12c
Va-lb pkg, 23c
lb pkg, 45c
Refreshing and invigorat
ing. Five delectable blends.
Orange Pekoe India Ceylon
Old Country Style
Plain Black Mixed
Teas
Meat Specials
In Our Sanitary
Meat Markets
GENUINE SPRING LAMBS
About 2i)cV of these are from Murland. n?vl iha nt nr -Tmni r'ni......:., d
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ic ricn nasi urni mams ei me racinc Mope, the.v develop very rapidly, and are shipped East
ve, while still babies. On the wav ncies th .'nntinent th... .(,,!,.. t V..." "s
even thirty-six hours and allowed te rest, this careful attention is responsible for the perfect
" .' .. -i v. t'KiuKiuciru in r uuaupiiima unnpr siripr snniteii..
ru will agree that they are the nicest Spring Lambs you ever ate.
th
nil
vision.
en
super
Breast lb 16c
Neck lb 20c
Shoulders lb 30c
Legs of Lamb
lb 45c
Rack Chops lb 35c
Rib Chops lb 45c
Lein Chops lb 55c
Milk-Fed Stewing Chickens lb 35c Seft-Meated Roasting Chickens . . lb 40c
GENUINE NA TIVE BEEF
Rolled i .
L ! Roast ,b iec
Lean Soup Beef lb 7c Lean Stewing Beef . . .
.lb 10c
HOT WEATHER DELICACIES READY TO SERVE
Cooked
Luncheon
Rell
lb 12
Sliced
Lebanon
Bologna
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Baked
Meat
Leaf
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.b 12
Cooked Lamb Tongues pt. jar SOc - qt. jar 70c
Packed in Pure Spices and Vinegar.
These prices effective in our Phila., Camden
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