”my, MAY 15, 1922 H
;!.i.i Spider kind to
\nnr trous‘rs!"
ilw two dolls
MM Munlow.
.i.‘
\.
;\ lullpllt'nl "And
who-cl the
Ann?"
in sin you when
t‘mmr) 210w and
12.1.1.1 in front of
in upon the taxi.
. m- and h
his li()d:\'.
: . Maggi-ii)" Ann!”
‘lour \olcc is
)4-il will not
Mn) lw $01119
mm a. stout: and
.;, Milli:
n: \\ ,
\ 'vi
1 uni
\\ :le (‘unzii'y turn-,
" - .ul touurds the
3 mill. “Sweet!
".I --l nu).
ll..,'l.1' :ly Ann rs!-
‘v\ llu- liltli' )tl-
'i usml. "ilusl
L'hurliv Con—a
lv x.
.v' Swmlity swcc 5'
-t?" Churilc Cannryl
Aim?" liv~ said, "I;
tree- ouvl ran at
Hull" i
1' lliL‘ClltL'llr’d il' wn
innit ill it?" nskml
ri My I‘liurlit- C‘.in~
Ragga-fly Ann's
nut whvn slit-
"ch. llll‘rt' is :I.
ll l2 wiy Ann, "Sr-v
, i .1 mil. Raggedy Andy-l";
\ lilt‘ll to pull thi-
w .lrlin i‘uunry‘s foot. lrut.
mud" almost the»
llit
.rmi
l . 34-1.!
rrl’
.lb.—.\
! » v. - ro
,,,:,. nll l‘nshinnml mlttvust'
illtlLZLfll lm tried using his
in A'rllltl not. (‘tiIl‘ll hold of
'lmrn, "It doosn't. ‘hurt \‘cry
ml Charlio Canary very
.1...- 1 mm sing just as wcll
‘” And 115- sum: so sweetly
W,
. ,‘rtlil.
13v Andy thought of a plan. he
mu littln flat pivcr-s of wood
holding: tin-5w together like
l'inrliinzbug’s pincors he was
m pull the thorn from Charlie
«'4 foot.
luv?" that fools cyr-r and ("cor
murh bt'ltf‘l‘!" Charlie Canary
i“ ~ul "It nmkns me: want to sing
v.1: Itlltl sing!"
l. ~t m'tkcs us happy thou!" mid
' rr- illv Ann "and now ii‘ you will lot
It!“ I‘ll show you how every livinmmn.
w llI"‘ iiitlo boy or girl whv‘n they
ltlf‘ll" and with this. lurgmltly
'. kin ll (‘h'irlin ('nnory's foot.
'l‘hnrw that dill rurn it!"
".umrv 1‘: iwl. :15 if ho could hardly bo—
M"\“‘ if \iul lll‘ Hrmul iii-on llw [Ont
~‘h‘EEvli incl hurt br’fnrm "five!" he cried
pm "1 Min Iliillvl' up and down
:.’ .in-l it do‘ sn‘t liurt even a lit-
4 . 3 v
in wind! rful what a kiss will
«4 narrowly Andy. “I suppose
inn: timc ago, the Fairies
cot tog-other and said. “let's
.‘lothrr and hndviy In tho
7 1.
<~<1----u~‘r~
lie Adventures
“.553“
---n
,to tho- Mnmmus n‘nd Daddies can he
[the world.
'will he to kiss wherever tho littlo one
ishc looked (l1, Raggedy Andy in sur-
~ «lv Ann and Raggedy Andy]
their shor' button cycs on:
(‘harlic '
rirr‘arntf" And thPy won-'
0R; A“
W
‘ up ‘-
Zn-ov
dered and wondered whhtv the present
snould he. Then one .0! the Fairies
said. "1 know what it' shall be!"
"W'hat?" asked all the other pretty
Fairies as they crowded around the
one who had spoken; "Well. you
know!" said the Fairy" "You know.
children are always humping» their
heads. and stubbling heir toes 1nd
getting scratched by itties and a]-
»ways getting hurt!" Lot's give to
every Momma and Daddy 8. sure cure
for every little hurt their children may
Lave!" .
“('lhl" Hut. then we would have to
make millions and millions of bottles
and fill them with incditnnc and th’ey
would always be getting spilled. or
broke-n or .something!"
'l‘hu- first little Fairy laughed her
ruteat littln l-‘alry laugh and said.
“’l‘ho curc which I moan that wo give
given Very easily and I‘ll tell you!
“'9 will make a very. \"cry magical
swort modioinc and We will put it on
lllt‘ sips of («pry niammu mid Daddy in
then all they have to do
go is hurt and that will lw tho curc!"
"\Vlu-“I \Vlic-v!" all tht- little li‘nirk'si
criml n5 thry tluilvrcd thvir prwny,
wings! with huppim-ss. "\\'9 will make-
a. churm for really and truly which
will llt‘\1'l" nun-r fail. tor “1) will fill
it full or IOVE' and kindnvssl”
“So that's what. the Fairies did!"
“Now in thc world did you know
that. [ltlng‘dy Andyz“ :iskcd Ann as
prior: to hear him toll such :1 pretty
tnlv; then she laughed and laughs-d
:ind liztggmly Andy laughed and laugh-
od too and so did Charlie (‘unzu‘y too”
for there upon Raggedy Andy‘s should--
cr sat a little Gnome with long white ‘ I
l
a
E
: l’p-on luggmly Andy's shoulder Sat 3
Little Gnome.
whiskers and he winked his cyt- at Ann
,umi (,fiiesrlie Canary. And thi-j.‘ knmv
lthcn that tho little Gnome had told
the story in the same volt-c: as Raggedy
Andy'sM'And that is why kisses cure!"
|oaid the cunning littlr: Unomc. "For I
was there and snow tlJ- Fulriv-s nmko
lthl‘ "Hun“ pr: {~14 ' I I L" r): Blummv
and lurid)" :izi-l it i=4 “wt". t"
all the goal 'rl \xH
illfl \Yllhlr “.V-rlll.
. ‘Copx‘hplih vi 2" Y." in; Jul rim (It‘ll‘ll‘
. I F
nor! :i
l!:-
c
, inns stunts
.4 fight-4 l‘ s" rut-d.)
, a
l
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m)» 1 (Lil scores;
‘. lsl’ftl program. '
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{an}: ion
musical
" sin; woather forecast;
reports and prices:
musical program.
.11 baseball scores.
; .t..~~i«‘irutl baseball scores;
1 'llturul reports and:
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inn tiinv signals.
11*31’10 Corpora-
A rl i '3 it.
ll'i-l p, ni.--——(ll'.“;."inl wrath! r forr'r‘rist.
if. p. m.—“l’.u-¢in‘~ss :tml Inlliwtriul
( Conditions in the l‘nihuri States” as
' (ill-("r1111 by tho National Industrial
Ponfi-ronoe Board;
2'70 p. m.—-Storins from St. Nir’liolns
Magazino. courtmry of the (‘q-ntury
Company.
:3-0 v. m.——“llow to (7“ a. Job," by “'-
B. Ohmstearl.
”:45 p. m.—7C‘rmN-r?, the orchmira
and choral clubs of the Young “'0.
men's Christian Arsomatinn of .Vjc-w.
ark; address by Mrs. liohlrt 1..
Dickinson. mcmhor of the National
Board of the Y. \V. t". A. of Armori-
ca. “What the Y. 'W. C. A. Means
to Me." In poems and pros» by {our
members; negro spiritual amigo by a
double quartet of colored gm.- from
the Sojourn Truth ‘Rranch; musical
solections by sixty mombors ot the
Fe'domtion of Industrial Clubs.
9:30 p. m.—Rocital by His? F’auline
Jennings. dramatic soprano. who
‘4in
, -"
‘. aOn Petal.” Gull
II. Cello solos by Mr. llnrchnold. (n1.
will be mounted by her vocal
teacher, 'Mlu Fay Mr or New
York. Program -- Roll-y tong-a:
"Fairy Children." ‘Cant-erbury
Bellsmand “Blue Ben-Luv Bell."
by Beale): Irish songs: "Irish
Names“ “Mutts Korma", and
Old Doctor HcGlnn." by Foster.
Children‘s songs: “Secret Lan—
. imam-sci Poster: “The Cupboard."
lichlnncy.‘ and “Lilac"l‘me.“ Mb
cellaneohs: “Xow Sleeps the Gum'-
ter: "Spinning Wheel
Foster; “Flower Time “’93.-
Foster; “\Vhen Lovers Part."
Aria. from "Mlgnon." Con—
sop'gvu
' then"
Foster.
noise.
station “'6‘? Samoan”.
‘ (General Electric).
1:30 p. m.-Noon stock market quota-
tions. ‘
it p. m.—-—Stock and produce market
quotatiOns and reports; baléboll re-
suits and late news bulletins.
Station “117., Manhattan.
(\K’annamaker.)
1:40 p. m.-——Brief \‘ictrola recital.
2:50 p. -m.-——Prom.m by Hackel llcrge
Instrumental Trio. (11) "Hindu
. Song." nemberg: (b) “At Evening."
Debussy; ((3) "Open Thy Blue
Eycs." )iassonot: (d) “In a Monas»
tcry Garden." Ketcllwy. '
3:40 p. m.-—-—Ampico recital.
4:40 p. m.«*Chlldrcn‘s Hour. "Prof.
Gray Squirrnl-a Ross." given by
l-leic chm. well known writer of
cliildrcn‘s storit‘s and xvi-so.
10:30 I). m.—~.loint rociial hy Mni‘Y-i
Slaplcton Murray. soprano soloist of
tho First Church. Sclentixt. Now
York city. and Gcortrp‘ llarrhl‘old.
collist; lmogvn llcziy. accompanist.
A short :iddrcss by John \V‘oslcy
Mlllor. Subject. "Notional 'l‘cmplv
of Music and Art and :1 Pcaco Mc-
morial."
. Soprn'm solo by mm Murray. "\‘is-
31 d'Arte." from "La Tosca." I‘m»
cinl.
"Devotion." Papa: (h) "Avo Marla."
Schuhcrt. C
III. Soprano solos by Miss Miirmy. In)
“Ant llnu‘ninz.” Cudman: (h) ”Romn-
iimc." .‘ltvp'hx-ml: (c) “\Vherc My
(‘urnynn Has Hosted.” l.ohr.
V. Short mldrcss Mr John
Miller.
V. Cello solos by Mr. llurchfrld, (n)
“LP Rec." Yorzvmnn; (h) ”Rchnn
Rosnarln." Krdslvr.
Vl. Soprano solos by Miss Murray. (n)
"Lilac 'l'roo." Cortland; (h) Aria.
"ltltnrnn. \‘incilor." from "Aida."
Verdi.
Station RhKA. Pittsburgh.
(\Ve‘siinghouov ) .
7:00 p. m.~—chkly rcylcw of business
conditions. National Industrial
Conference floard.
8:00 p. m.——“The Clerical \Vorkvr.”
Miss Edna. Giuliani, in clinrgo wo-
mrn's employment. ' Westinghouse
Ell-chic and Manufacturing Com-
pnny. East Pittsburgh. From sta-
tion RDKA at East Pittsburgh.
“Tour-hint; {IR rt Vocation,” Mrs. Alice
Cnrmnlt. Board of Education, l’li-
w-rslty of l'lttuhurgh. From I’itts-
burgh Post studio.
00 p. m.~—~Vari¢-ty of vocal and in-
strumr-ntal at-lcctions by the mom-
he rs of the (Hr-o Club of tho Prim-
hylvnnin. (‘ollvg'o (or “’omcn. Mnhrl
Davis Rock‘Wt-ll. djroctor.
Station “'61. Mouton! Hillside, SIN».
(Amrnd).
9:
7:45 p. m:- AVH-kly lnisint-szs rvport.
7:35 p. m.» «"(‘nllrtzh Music." by It!)
liirli lmwisz. A. .\‘l.. pv‘oftxsor of mu-
sic and thorn-t: nr lnusuz Tufts f‘hl-
lit—'1'. its-is‘lwl ..-,> liivlnht‘ln of tho
’l'ui'N: l'nllttfv Him Club,
V32“ ;-. lll imimlxl l'I. ‘(I'IIilIQ’iIl, l.r.‘v‘
Sui-run“; Mari/m l'Z. iinl-inmm. \i/i-
”ll; Mrs. A. ll. Robinson, Zir'r‘rqnpilll-
lht.
v45 l‘2ill..i Friark. drawn-1:: outward».
Si-li-r‘tionsz
llutlviily.”
You Alonr,"
“Jocolyn.”
Nation “117.. Springflrld.
, (\Vt'stlrzzhousvfl.
:30 p. m.—+l:murl.ull acorns
Anir-rican. National and
l/ng'uvs. I’m-3v Vi’ismily
Story from the Springfield
"Solvlicr Avltms” of tho.
(‘ollfyra football. boxing
tuims will giw- a talk
sports.
:45 p. m.~—0ffioinl l'nitc-Il Stair-s Gay"
ornmont nnrl Siatc crop and market.
"ports. courtmy or tip“ Now En}:-
land ”amt-staid." Devcr G. Ash-
mtad editor of Coal Axe. will givc a
talk on Anthrariit- Coal Minlnlr.
:00 p. m.—P.aoeball scores. Musical
program by Mrs. Hector G. Roberts.
soprano. May Vesaupols. pianifi.
——.__._________
~Stomze Batteries recharged.
uron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
Ari“ {rum "Mullah”
l-lnril n (‘.iz'usn‘«: “For
“Lullaby Song" from
of th“
Enrol-m
in] l im ’-
l'nlon.
Sprinszilcld
and, trot-k
on clean
4
8
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\chloy ‘
hand of that
To make a
are _made !
mere $22.50“
3 pairs merccrised scrim
find lace cdgc, Were $22.50~—
$13-—
liand-drawn design with 1300
p12.—
odge. were $30»—
824——
which will be cut as desi
COUNTRY HIMITIE‘I‘Ii
MIYI'ORSTS DI‘X‘IAAR 1'.
Pm; are up an inchcs. daring
{armors an.- plmiung tomato pianist,
xrnpo vim-g have been trimmed for
itlw pro-war harm-st. strmvhcrrocs
arc in blossom. prm'h. applo and
:pI-or trons m-o. hlossnming. tho dog.
gwood 1rmm haw tlw inlam- of tlw
l
3 pairs 'merccriscd scrim, hematitched, crochet edge,
2 pairs momerised scrim, hand-drawn design, were
4 pairs merceriscd scrim. special quality, handsome
2 pairs hand-drawn nicrccriscd sérim, lace edgc, were
4 pairs merccrisctl scrim with lace Jnsccrting and
Ahcre. the variant roadside farm houses
pattern.
Curtains from the regular «Rowland stock. In .lots‘ of 1
[mo three or four pairs. Each lot all that is now on
. ~ ‘ o . _.
clearaway of all the lots. these new prices.
$18
ration
$18
with howl—drawn deco
$10
edge, were $30~ $24
$10
3 pairs scrim with licmstitcliing and lace edge. were ‘
, $18
rcd. One yard wide-—
Third
rnag‘nollns for attraction along the
highways tmd tho countryside
throughout this miion is beautiful
in its now follngc. motorists rcport.
As an vyidvnce that summer is
tuT‘ already offering the products of
tho octagon from post road vaniatm
points. Asparagus and setting egg-z,
m; insinnw-s are in the-so markets ,at
present.
PALACE
- nesjqres and. Sdna
Agnes Ayrea and Edna. Murphy 3
super feature at the Palace today an
and Path. NeWL,
‘w summon
Paramount picture .Ehge, ézdeal '
TODAY
n “The Ordeal," a new Paramount.
(1 tomorrow with a. two reeLmomedy
3 pairs mercerised scrim with lace inserting and
edge, were $15- . $11
3 pairs Cluny net with pretty inserting and edge,
were $22.50—-
3 pairs imported
$37.50— _
3 pairs Renaissance curtains, were $40.50—
3 pairs 'Brussells not curtains, were $22.50—
2 pairs Brussclls not curtains, were $13——
:l'pairé Brussells not, were $19.50—
2 pairs Irish point curtains, were $18—
3 pairs Brussells net curtains, were $22.50—
3 pairs Irish curtains, were $13.50~—
Renaissance: curtains, were
$30
$30
$18
$10
$15
$15
$18
$10
- . . . ' o r- v ‘
Mcrccnscd fichu muslin for curtams,dots stripes and squares, in lengths of J to 20 yards
25c.
Ruffled marquisctte curtains, limited but good-sized lot, finished with tasteful hemstitch'n
ing and with tie bands-per pair '
$1.25.
I
floor.
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REGENT TODAY
Will , en mi Lila. Lee in m Palamount. Pictorial;
R03, "1' One Glorious Day'
Will Rogers and Lila Loo in "One Glorious _I)ay" at the Regent today
on a doubleprogram that inoludos a now Buster Keaton comedy “Tne Plays:
house." The show will continue tomorrow, making two glorious days for“
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