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cricket tuned up their tiny riddles and
played the cutest little hoppity Crick-
ety tunes while the cunning
Gnome danced and kicked up his heels
on Raggedy Ann' 5 apron
Aunt cynthie Cricket came up just
then with a. basket of the nicest Crick-I
et cookies and gave some to the two
Cricket boys and the cun’nlng little
little ‘
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Gnome. “I shall never: never take ~ , . I 1
' thing that does not belong to. me . ~ ‘ .I -
“Where did the cunning- little Cricket?‘ any, I" E t id with his . . II «.
$911. h C i k t miggied his eye- again Johnny Cric e an . .. . . , . , P tt ti t f
9:21:1383p221' mssslsaodmfiigs‘fi: ya 10- ’ brggvsnizys than; way and twisted one mouth full of Cricket cookie? For ~« 6 ' ‘ a . or ‘ re es es 0 a ert
merit ago. Andy!" :toe around before he replied. “Yea. I that always makes 30mm??? :33 :2: I ll] lfl’ll ll ts
“I don't know!" Raggedy Andy re- i did deserve every paddle. {11d I am so happy and when we have m eds a. ..o I , . 4. I. . I ,V I I
’fled. ..1 did not feel him leave! And sorry too! I fell oi! a tall wegd ai'whil; gig: gaizaggfidt222rsflzagnfiri’ne in‘ 10570118 women. _ acI ar reSSeS.
‘ i either!" ago and lit right upon my so an .. . _ . _ .
Ididz; t“'13::Infield;glitz-elittle creature!";broke my fiddle. And when I saw our own lisarts and then We are un women with 3'0qu \‘wG l , are see With a u II I
hid Raggedy Ann. "Not over two . Charlie Cricket fast isleep under the happy Wilt d 1922 by Johnny Gruelle4 I . Young women Of every age, f at. , . n. S I S Ilmiq e C 0131 ”Nahum of II
“a“ high When he ”to“ up?“ ' ”mistook I looil'msdtigie and pm my (CopyrigAfi rights reserved) , hearts, women who enjoy the life and, Spirit 0 sports ness and beauty and serv1ce:——.'lack l‘a1 "
The two Raggedys looked about bro en one n _sp . I I _ _ .
themtfle'in the tall grass and finally Andy; “féy' My! M“ was all Raggedy Ann A Drauuhty hm;*’f0r them, the'new ribbon hats t ’I r 811', S are straight and SIIlOUlll and grateful
‘ . "Th. he goes Raggedy Ann. Vcou say. M 'I'h hue I I I_..
““3“ ”air?“ ”at“ ”meat“ “5°“ "Y“ I km" “ ‘3 ““5!" “hm" D00" “1'“ °° “0‘ m "'7 we" on Moire and faille ribbon. Gay and charming in brigh Their pleats give 'them' right touch of y ‘
tending flowers." "He‘s chasing some- Crickett squeeked. "And I knew it just ofien the cause of droughts.‘ Th!- 1 Di tinctiVe in embroidery 01' 111 p 11118 . ‘Ullthfm m-
thing!" Raggedy Ann exclaimed as he as soon as Lhad taken Cheriie's fld-' Mme my be overcome by cutting CO ors. 3 Iain r fabrics are suchxs Win Withq .
pushed her rag head down beneath the die. But the Gnome started chasing narrow strips ‘fnom the inner tube a! J and cos in shap and in fashion, 3 true Thai and lung w
flowers so she might look down the me before I had a chance to put Char- g- discarded bicycle the “id fastening 31111137 gm e—— 6 or t '0 ugh la dry time and agam withmlt' “III”
any path. “Come see. Raggedy Andy!" lie's fiddle back and get my own!" them neatly down on the door frame. companion and completion 0f eithe‘i‘ sports attir figh I flirt) un Y.
’ Ragga“ Andy mum see’ When hinges: It?! IdfnfrfgrllhlnedgnngeRail: 11’ me “”P' m m ”m" ‘° 1'," cool dresses For they are light of weight as of effect! special trimness and appeal ma1ks forla) sf
(on down beside Raggedy Ann. that . a . e c , . they will not be noticeable. for i e .
new the cumlmg‘ li;tle 0:110:31 71?: sights-1232:1322.hangagobgfictgfiém rubber“ "0‘ 1““ 900°?” ‘° ”“1 J ade and purple and fiearl, white and copenhagen gathering
mS’f‘tggtzitsdng“ 11:31” he dart- “I broke my fiddle!" Charlie Cricket ‘h‘tzirgtl’yo'r £3531: hllchhgheits.“ "1:30 and sand, canary and orange and periwinkle— Mid‘dy plgated styles in White 01‘ 1m”. 01‘] male.)
ed while just ahetad Of 'jl'limthjurll'fiel: mrliekégozgenflgfii8?:utz‘leascenhnxmi’i :1?er also deudens the noise when $3.95 to $10. {touch Of bright attractive trlmmnlgs _. (13163!
another tiny crea ure. 0 e 1 . . n1 hanged. —-York Second fioon I
t -ti ' ' i e. the stems of for me!" 'he door is sudde y I
:Lneorggwéll; 8.21111 (1:12:13; of grass were “That was my fiddle!" said Johnny Post. . Nolety Jack Tars With White blousx and (lay: b
just like a great forest of trees would Cricket as 111‘ pulled Charlie's fiddlel . 5k. II I
meg: to, a. real for sure boy and girl. out from under hiscoat and handed it T c1‘) Ii h _ 1112-— l“)
m” ("mm “Whilemg cunningmue‘m Chi'lr‘hj‘figdl“iaghnal‘ilghatr-‘J’dolf 2:1: :13 “YE . ' erry as Special-model white Jack Tars Mill . lm mm ‘= he
QinOVme would stub his toe Over a tim- ; tak95;‘.?ur 9. ar e bf skirt has extra appeal to athletic by” II\ “III II
1'13, or root. but. up he would get som. _ ’ I I . “IIII I‘d
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The two Raggedy dolls crawled Cricket!" Charlie said aiswllle jock his IN k T b1 k} k
1 .. _ . 1 il sses own little fiddle and w onnny's _ _ - ue 01- ‘8 l ”
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Johnny Cricket!" Raggedy Mm cried l “‘“V' ””V“ “33"."; 1‘01"?" (2:303: :1?le will see smart and handsome bat 1mg capes o q Second floor. 1.,
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Gin£:?:rch\;;sqg hfngunn 113' Igu-(‘OllyI ween). Cricket tears came fr?!" Each package of "Diamond Dyes" sign and dgilghtflfl COlOI‘
- . . l‘ . . l i'inkled down on llS t . .
angfhffoi.grit:$.gonigii-IRLSX?(:3? 35“:an 113:9“. 'well we": . the cum contains directions so simply any . Look 01080“. and you ’11 see that those capes are made: C l ass 1‘11
“winks ““1 wbbles "mm.“ mm” “mg 111.19 ("mm “ugh"! "5 he pm “$22: 33:32:: Sfilflgmm’l‘éi; mill: of terry cloth; that they are not injured by contact with 00 gr - gS
to altllny lI‘lolct‘ then (100?? 'lt‘ELSNIE“ his .il‘l‘ll around Johnn} Cricket let me aneckil'igs. sweaters. coverings. (ital; “~ator; that thpy al-Q light but of comforting reave and I .
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:iIehble nonrlIn-V lie; “(:11 t I M; (“innit causn Diamond Dyes are guaranteed alert YOU” {I Woll’lpn are preparmn‘ 110W. Bathing’dax S W1 freshness , . ..
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All :4 WA Fling» 1m. “.0 “'1 Druna— . ixed n v.9 ‘ I ' I , EIIII IIII\I I III
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Tilly bump right mio Arthur Anzl‘D-l :01: \V'fi:hito dye is “001 or silk. or IIalldSODm no“; 1101.1.) (.10th in plenty, blue rose tan d 193qu . hqr1non ' “'ifll 3]] ()Ilt-()_'][;(}rg
exorm “ml Alliwr Angluwm'm “ill, . __. l u re in I'C- 11D I) .V g . } _ . .
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wiggle» .lnlinnx ('rh'kfl risht up outl 800d I purple (31‘ green 311 I) L g, z 1 10 f F} 'I II I IIII
a! the “hole. "Ruin. 813.1: mmug‘h, this' i. \‘C‘I‘S‘lhlf‘ Patterns , $ “T oven from I‘OPPS (I) for? l 5L1]. .1‘\:‘]f" c n _ I. II IIIIIIIIII
viiis just whzlt " mpened. Arthur Al’l- II v . , S r n t“,ine It 19 lave “n” HI
tiewnrm's from hull was so small. i R d. Head uarters 3 ‘7 PS: ’tlS {I liked Slimmer? (11'1“ nlml‘Y 1-00; 0f fillc “813th ‘f hea‘ y t 0 g ’ y
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mm 1 P 111mm“ r. uni . 011 _' VV . - _ , , ‘ ‘ .
R'H’lfkwi‘s lam: I. and pulled him out.I : Equip-Infill? at nul‘ 110“ store, 1 \I 0th 1'11““ 10; (l ”NV"! '31 ( nrtains. 1M DlSllti‘ had and Willie I IV 1 I I I
m" M W” 1 M mm mm" moss) ‘\“' 1" MM“ MM" St' " 2 lie ll mds li':l(l\' lul‘ hanging—Spool ml value at $2 2 On one side these are stenclllml m 1:. g was.
tiskncc and paddled him until Johnny .. l 4 - . . . . .. 1 )Il Oflli’l‘ side they lll‘C 0f plain Fliiiilt‘ . , '1 . "ll.
fr”\:‘,h'.”“k"' ':":i1""'1'11“d c 1. ' . ' o 1 Mmqqiepfio benwiiichod and ruffled curtams With; ~ , « , , - .
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Lh. 1|.1illl 3;» mm- (tnnmn 1mm T'llo cunning: 'lil‘lh Gnome Danced. ’ er In . . § 6 ng ft--$3.50 _ 2-, .ng ‘ ._, 31 "'.‘.- 1
j"”‘"“,‘ " “‘3” 1"”? “F” "”“"“V ‘V’i't'VL ., 1m.- . mm... W, mm “XE ”lect'r‘icala .' le Senteh madms. figured and “Hill double border~~i 36 by _ ”2 inches—«$1.2 .117 M. .4 H , :_ ‘7
R“ 'I ,__.. \ 11:1 - mw- "Hun V !l r" 1‘ ~10 1 1 £1! E 1 . .‘ . fl... .F’ . a. .
“EDI-’01». “Ask lulnmy l‘rivkrtf" The little magic words. H111 cunning huh-V ‘ . 40C Yd» ! 11' d fl
‘ i'rlr‘ l‘mmm- lunch. 'l. “llw knows \x'l’:'.’,1(;nrlvllfvllv cl .lulmny (Trifle! ls l‘ulillv :st . I ' 5‘1 . . Third floor. ' T "I oor.
and he knows 1m .lrsr‘ryvd (-\'t'x'\‘ pull- good as novel 5 1:! “I.“ .i: .
J4“ 1 3.1V“ Mimi" Don't you. Johnny; Johnny Urzrqliwi was now us mmpy§ .
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