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Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy and Raggedy'Ann. .
stood looking at a. queer little bau'
hanging on a tall weed.
Ibo wide, wide beautiful world can it , board shelvesL” said Raggedy Andy,.
toe?" l-taggedy Andy wondered as he ! “And I am very, very sorry."
taught hold of the weed stem and bentI
fit over so the queer little ball came
ltht in the botton and it lookes like}
everything inside would
Razgedy Andy gave the weed stem ed. “Didn‘t you know that. Raggedy
- shake and something ‘
queer little ball rattled about_ and'whole house is made of paper 1003
mething came popping
struck Raggedy Andy right between'tfe first
his shoe button eyes, "blump!"
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“Aha!” Ra ed Ann lau lied. Hornet.» Chevy up wood into fine pu
"That’s the ting: 3.31, got it Raggedy and plaster it together to make the
Andy'" ' Hornet houses and in that way. the
".A re they bees?”
“Are They Boos?" Raggedy Andy
Asked.
"No “'v are not!" aid the tiny crqu
1 are who hull hit, Raggedy Ahlly
:iwccn his shop ‘
harm-ls .lllt] that is our housr and you “HE-l0 3"”0W \‘.\"‘5. "Most t‘yoryoqr- ins
inward slwlvcsf '
rattlml most ol' tho dishes off our culi- l “H ”it-“‘3‘ PH" attend to if lhi‘l' just kN‘D
That's why 1 hit you l their own little» hmtrt ll('lltS in order
Luctwm-n your :Lm: lxllttoll eyes!" “WNW!” 34%“th "li oihrr l‘vnlilv's
”1,.3- liucgvlly Antl)’ smilwl. i housos! \Vhyt How many. many
"hour
"I am sorry tlmt I dill that!
the dishos Wm.-
}Iorn 'tI"
Honn)’ llm'nw‘ w: lit in lzls 'lll,\' dour-
‘vny and tln-n ::um- out mmln. "It's all
‘hrokon I"
ltuggmlg .\ml_\'. not it. one \\‘:is:»\l‘-'l.‘" 1" l”i ‘L ;
« I "Yes invlc-ulf” Bangui} Ann Sill-ll
"l'm mighty 1211“] of that!" said 15"l‘l""=‘l-\'~ "Ami “El WT nothing “‘03!
1.33933le Ann. "\x'hnrn do you got your 1 For Hummus .lluui'u known whv‘ :1 lil-
(llfilli'S.
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not Intrmlltt‘r-l lhvm to llc-nril'ttu ll-w- l WW“ llll“- 0:” that?"
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skirts and mum n lmw. "\\'¢-'t‘r mam ll .‘lumntn's Mia-m2 lmcur arms would ~
to met you too!" szild lizurgmly An-l: I'lost- :linmt mom and Munmm‘s soft.|
Adventures. A
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fly it“)! Groom ‘
Ann
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“I just rattled the weed stem and dies
"\Vhatever in l shock most or“ the dishes off your cup-
' Henrietta. Hornet laughed, "well
, you couldn't break the dishes anyway!
"There's a. hole For they are made of paper!"
“Paper?" the two Raggedys
right claimed.
‘ "Oh yes!" Henrietta. Hornet laugh-
Ii-Jar his head.
ex- «
roll '
the Ann and Raggedy Andy.
inside Why our
wh
andl'l‘he Hornet family is noted for being at
paper makers. Grown—up
people watched the long. long Ime ago
out
llckcr,
pumped orerboard 280,000 gallons, 0!
the liquid to smooth or! the seas and
break their force.
molasses on the water seemed to have
the some effect as oil.—Shin News.
For. you see: cold Raggedy
“Everything Would be done
Molamc on the Water.
During a hurricane in the West In-
the tank steamship Philip» Pub-
carrying molasses in bulk,
The action or the
Wonkneu Too Conimon.
"Dlsrelpeck toh de truth," sold
Uncle Eben. "often come. f‘nm lack
of sense, A parrot keeps on saying
comcs into his head simply be-
cause he‘s too lazy to learn anything
new."
o
Raggedy Andy
on which to print pretty little books
and newspapers 'n everything like
that!"
“You must be very proud to know
that your long. long time ago Hornet
‘Grampi-és and Grnmmies were of so!
much good to grown-up people!" said l,
Raggedy Ann. ““‘e are very. very glad
or it!” taughcd Henrietta Hornet. "But
it does not make us groud! Was that
the baby squeeking?” Henrietta. Hor-
net asked of Henny Hornet. “I be-
lit ve it wast" ”Henry llorm't nnawcicd
as heflew into his little paper house
and soon came out with baby Helen
Horm-t. "You rattled the house so.
it turned over the crib!".said Helen
Hornet to Raggedy Andy “And Helen
Hornet was down underneath the crib
laughing and squceking and playing
with her toes.
"I shall now-r be so inquisith’e
ngninf" Raggedy Andy said “For 1015
and lots or times I am afraid we wish
lto know something about othr-r pec—
;son's affairs and we bump right
'smnck-dnh into trouble!"
"Yes. Hitler-l3" laughed Raggcdy
.,.._-Ann ax shv watched the Yittlc baby
Elmglvuld litdlli'll Helen Hornet wink hot“
lull ton (word. “\\.'0
I lio1~(~"«‘l2ilrln-li not into troublr ln'lmm; ”filmy
grown-up people learned how to, grind
up wood and make the pulp into paper ‘ CAI ARR"
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“'0 intro a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store.
No. 1.3 North Main St. ..
mt llOlll'IAlKS' suctmgco-
7: Emma
Radio Headquarters
.. NGTO-N ST.
JR . t ,. .mewmm-aum'mm‘
agw weep! weep. would never come, never.
never!
through love. and love. you know, is ,
the rainbow that always bends over us
and keeps our lives aglow with hap-
piness!"
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Ribbon hats for
joyous women.
Young women of every age, women with joyous
hearts, women who enjoy the life and spirit of sports at-
tire ;—for them, the new ribbon hats !
Moire and faille ribbon.~ Gay and charming in bright
colors. Distinctive in embroidery or in plain hue.
J aunty and gracious in shape—and, in fashion, a true
' companion and completion of either sports attire or light
cool dresses. For they are lightpof weight as of effect l
‘Jade and purple and pearl, white and copenhagen
and sand, canary and orange and periwinkle—
$3.95 to $10.
Second floor.
Terry cloth has
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many fine uses.
At Fairficld Beach and at Woodmont, at Silver'Sands
and Fort Trumbull; on‘many a bench this summer you‘lwith matching bloomers of good full (‘Olllfurtallle uni .
will see smart and handsome bathing capes of quaint dc»,
sign and delightful color. .
Look closely and you’ll see that those capes are madq
of terry cloth; that they are not injured by contact With.
water; that they are light but of comforting weave and
surface; that they are as unusal as delightful.
Good many are being fashioned already. Wise and“
alert young women are preparing now. Bathing-days Will
be here almost before we realize it !
Handsome new terry cloths in plenty, blue rosc tan
purple or grow are prevailing shades-and all are 1n rc-
liversiblt- patterns.
Yes; ‘tis a liked Summcry drapery too; of fine weight
$1.10
and texture.
Voilc ruffled sprain] curtains.,licmstitchod and with
$2
tic hands. rt ally for hanging—special value at
Marquisctte ll<'-1r2;-lit(:-hcd and ruffled curtains with
tie hillltlS-L- $1.50
le Swatch nmdras,
45c yd.
Third floor.
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I‘ ‘9 ill S F...“ I! A . I C“ 3' .i
ékathering. -
figured and with double border——
Prettcstiest of alert K
, i
. " Jack Tar dresses.
Girls’ dresses with a unique Comhin
hens and beauty and service:—Jack Tanafm“ 0f . in
Their lines are straight and smooth and «1.3, ill '
o 0 0 k :91
Their pleats g1ve them right touch of youth“ q.
Their fabrics are such as Will Withstand 10,-,
to through laundry time and again Without inmg
Special trimness’ and appeal marks today.
l...
Middy pleated styles in white or blue or 1
[touch of bright attractive trimmings,“ ”lint-
r,»
all
Nolety Jack Tars with white blotlsv and (latllll‘
$8
Special-model White Jack Tars with 130
bf skirt, has extra appeal to athletic
.pr blue trimming-—
inn ml
. b m L ,
girls. “‘lillr \Vil‘ “is
v
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l Bloomer Jack Tars, blue or khaki in spl
« l' ‘
I “fill“ or.
Second floor. $6
Cool grass rugs
for summer service.
Indoors, they bring an almospllvre of mun...“
freshness.
On veranda they make flooring whirl: 1.9.:- ‘_ 3ng
1nd pleasing harmony with all Olll-O-(ltiul‘s. ‘
Woven from ropes of tough grow. and uh}; m.
if heavy strong twine, they have long life. ill:
i Cleanly and attractive, in sizes to mutt various 1...},
if pleasing price.
ll.
)1] other side. they are of plain shmlv; fir“, 7.221.:
9 by 12 ft——$6 :5 ll.“ . - a
6 by 9 ft—$3.50 4x w... ""i» f, ,7 ..
36 by 72 inches—$1.25 ~I .
Third floor.
On onc’sitlo these are stencillod in llllvllqtl‘.” l’*”‘-'?Ei
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