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’3'ri'.l.ll with .t
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" ._ v.3...t Mister
Lfii‘»t'
3."l. :1 liltll‘ in
-'.v.~'1ml;c (luvs
. x n. w dress.
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t'l‘.\llllku has to “'lit'n'le
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,wishcd Missus Muskrat and Raggedy
Mist--
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l-t m: her old dress on a tinv weed.
Lots of times. children find old';
laying around and I suppose‘
ll. (v ponder hon Gerty ever gets outi
(31 ti. 3 m
"'3'“..st . someone tapping at the kit-
t‘wn dourt" said Mister Muskrat as he.
got up from tl:e.table and went to the!
door. "\‘Ven it it isn't Gerter Garter-
snake hersglt'.
dress on"'
“We were just sprakin
said laggedy Ann as she pulled up
‘ air {or Gerty Gartt'rsnnke‘to sitv
n) ;.. "Mister Muskrat sfiys he thinks
)(Wir‘ clothes fit you too tight!" said-
i‘..3.g:;:etl_v Andy.
'l: Al'ste'r Muskrat wasn‘t so
l'xl trim: 1m- wns teasing 3115'." said3
(2« rt): Gzirtex'snnke as she lit-“ll "i the1
;...r.t..l.~-s 5.1..1 'muple syiwp. ‘l'3it he!
i. '31.‘ x. l_\ \u lfl.:3.t it 1 (ml nut \x'larl
Hal tight clothx why—I'd be c.3tcl ins:
Hum 33:1 H's-r; twig: and sink that l
wnglrd over! Yrs intlud. my "lollies
._z-- very smooth and fluid. but that is]
_n;3 tiw \\'n,\ l med them so that l canI
nlu iL" .iznl not :33 t fastened upon}
..n\tl'in-:111tlt3"".o'3r}tliil 1.: ;
"Yrrir ”truss is vn') '
Ann. l
:k it is too!" Garter-l
i..;l3.t d "Mother Nature ltr‘the‘i
[mg tot-k lull-4 tit-“u!
- the first (Tu-tn "STEAK!“
dress “'33: that is why our dresses nt'ei
~ll'tSSE’S
v
with her pretty new!
g of you!"
nice.
.u
int-3 tt_\'. "' said
‘l Cll' Gerty
fur \h'v " LI
C0\'(3"- It With such pretty rc d and ycl-
low colors! “'0 can hide right in
emnt'gst the pretty nou'rrs and it is
very l:;.7‘3l :‘nr nnyime to see us."
“You don't bite people, do you Guru-
(lo. t\ v: iLg‘c l
(.nrt 3rsnnke almost
h.i..-.d “lten r the no! I don t hit-3 anv-
lumenkes'."
When eve-none had eaten as mam-
pnncukes,:md maple syrup as they
the dishes
Ann washed and wiped
while (lerty (lnrtersnake wrapped it
rag: around her tail and dusted the
SWep-i the floor all nice and clean and
put the dishes in the Muskrat cup-
lu :ml. 'l‘lxen whm everything was
nirw .iml tidy. they :-ll Went out upon
thr- Muskrnt‘s hack porch and watched
the pretty fish jumping about in the
invoking-glass llrook. Amd little birds
furniture.
Mister Muskrut and Raggedy Andy
in prtttv color! d dresses fluttered
nhmit amongst? the gum-s ginning:
nwuv as they hunted for seeds.
"How nice it is just to sit here and
llSlt'l’l to all the muair' of Naturt 3" mid
Raggedy Andy.
"Yes. indeed": Ramly Ann
agreed. “It's just like a. great. great.
hi: music box and Old Mister Sun
winds it up every evening before he
ums to bed. so that it will stnrt Might
and "flrlY in the morning: pinyin: and
sending out happy sounds {or every-
one's pleasure!”
‘ out of her old dress; I
_.. sterday and then we
(Copyrighted 1022. hy .‘lnhnnv firziellr.
All rights tc-sf'r‘."3cl\
Sentinel 'Wnnt Advertiuments brinr
good Results.
PLAIN TAILORED
HE plnln tailored suit. which has
I been for so long the mulnstny
of our wardrobes. has n compet.
ltor that boldly procluims its lnlcnilun
to become 'n .rivnl. Its forcrunncrs
were the riding habit, with hrceches
instead of shirts and undenluhl} smurt
and becoming. followed by golfing
suits that daily grow more popular.
Besides these. during the wnr. "serv-
ice suits“ proved themselves prncti-
cal for many purposes. for camping.
hiking, touring and outdoor work. and
in them knickerbockers were suin-tl-
tuted tor skirts. Women have grown
accustomed to them. and there is no
doubt that (b. will keep the places
they have won in the wardrobe; there
is no reason why they should not.
But now there in a concerted etl'ort
on the part of many women whose
occupations take them out of the home
almost every day. to adopt and pro
note the knickerbocker suit for gen-
eral wear. Just how successful this
effort will he. remains to be seen. it
in not safe to prophesy. but the
chances are that the knicker suit will
not replace the skkt suit Like the
sport. hat it w,lll very likely. merely
be another item added to wardrobes
that become divers-titled as the occupa-
tianu of women become diversified.
HAVE A COMPETITOR
SU ITS
its own that are not within reach of
the knicker suit. For one thing. a
nrent variety of blouses may be worn
with n skirt. dumty and even some-
whnt fanciful. but. the knicker suit
seems to demand strictly utility
blouses. that are like. it in character.
also when skirts are to be worn with
them. The restless sex has never
shown murh enthusiasm over getting
into one uniform mu] spending the
greater part of its life so garhed.
Howe\-.er' if you are contemplating
a new street outfit. \ou mnv take your
choice between the suit shown at the
left. with its plnin short skirt and
strnlghtcllnc cont. made of poiret
twill,
the right. For the knicker suit sturdy
mutcrlnls nrc to he rlmseu. as home-
spun or (ht-riot mul the like. and with
such materials wunl hole and smart
('nlfmkin shoes are to he warn. Ilnta.
too. must he of the simplest kind. Ev-
eryone will conrmle that suvh n cos-
equal to facing the worst weather.
The plain street suit has charms of
Maura-Imam
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Boulevard and Elliott St. Marvin BeachPhone 853-3
BY AUCTION
Take Dorlon’s Point
ONE DAY SALE
P. M- FRIDAY, MAY 26th
CA‘ALE—\ Vega.
Gregory Boulevard (Near Country (lub), EastN
Trolley to Property.
25, 61, 64, 65,: 73, 74, 7
(Four Were Sold Recently).
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EASY; TERMS -+
Further Information—,C. T. McGovern. 0013 Gregory
MARVIN BEACH
TRACT
om alk.
6.
Trolley
Bathing
Shade Trees
Fine Neighbors
Electriq Lights
Styles in coma may be more varied'
and the emeient knirker suit at :
tunic has n style of its own and is}
i
I
Talvvm' this minute. The kldv—purdnu us. We
and said.“ '. 1:0 t‘ll'lSe )(mrself. hunt ye‘i' own.
I —000
l Not thz'i We am row of sue h irnpmluwe on the
{note in \~' r as inmudtm as that outwit
gwnys outside in ti; o ham.
3 hoard.
gm! ll“!
large
by the
SUIT]?
his all the alcohol they want to.
"work for won 16 hours a day."
other eight?
Gosh. it's simple enou'
The way of the reformer is not. always easy.
urchin-mt'l'his was told
“urchin"
somewhz'ztrl r gentlemnn same along: and said.
light up.
of he H3. 1:3 \ from
all of than they
:3. cents worth of licorice randy.
would \vm'k
juiey mid of chewing tohneeo.
lwrhs We
and
All that Wes urr'deal to gladden our
ferry and the railroad tracks.
pent-ed to l333 tulmceu iuice
people into in lievin: that \H were
was Heavm thtn
ii‘ you are going to get married.
Thursday. June l. and lll‘ll get married about, 4 or n n. m.
lurnlture eompmw in “rider-pert lune promised a complete bedroom suite
to the first lune bride in .Nnrvruils
wo rth partlczlplting in.
that she is lmrrul.
\‘llpid \‘nnw.
thrown in tun.
Say girls.
simply u 2!!
Still a llunds‘utn'
nan-III“ ”c“
i
000
Note by an advertisement that a well known brand of men's garters
\‘Vhat do you hold your socks up with the
——000
There is no use in looking for the dawn of a new day'unless you are
awake enough to see the opportunities of the present one.
-————000
case
-—-———000
Baseball pitchers are popular with the city folk. but the farmer is more
interested in a hay pitcher at the present time.
——-—ot'\o——-———
About the hnrdest work some of the girl students who are preparing for
graduation have to do is to stand mid let the dressmnker fit
new gown.
~ ~ 4300-»
For instn
u. person of English
near the City hail,
"Little
us l\_\'
was stand i n g
do scent.
ho}:
n
“'43 um rr
~-000
llid you ever live in the city and go around sniping the sample packages
tlne lt-E‘lltl 13':\(s.'l‘l.rse san‘p]¢g “9".
would 'llHn tilt
and 133'
up :1 mess that
("3«'\'.'in;: a plum
rt Feml=ledA~-~-~i’(3r
—--—- ~ct l n-~
it w as n gt'eut life, and w»
~——~4 OUO—--—-
Hot (log!
not entv- r dug.
Hone x'er it' s a good run to net \uut nri me in thz pnwr.
a itngr: iphed photograph of H‘lvutl'c'iu. the Gill with the
Sherry Lip Stirk. to the husl-nnd ‘0 l3e.
h to find a good five cent eig'ar these days.
usually hidden in the “two 3its per“ box in the showc
‘e In to r
nee there
'3 the
smoking a cigarette. A
tliiow that butt
mvunt tll‘l‘lllnr-‘lfltlkt‘ll up at, him
i found dis myself, see ’2"
part of the
smulv d in public
or if that was lacking we would dodge behind a bill
with a gang of other kids. and a handful of "cinnamnns"
'lhe f‘ll“! “ho tould spit the furthest,
usually the main squeeze.
you mt.
left around everv
springr in' house to llrmse v'nnvnssn rs 1nd the kids along our hlvck used to go
millionaire oi the (rum! would get
of (nnda'
our purpose
heart then was to walk along: over
expel-totaling lzn'n'e gobs of what an-
sueceeded in t'onllnk
reallv "c hawlnl. l0ll$lt‘(‘.0" 1203'
lzut it was the l‘WlFP when the sick feeling uouid come
'over us after swalloning the licorice and herb tea mixture
you had lvetter hold off until}
The Lee
'1 hat ought to he a contest
l‘he Girl with the Hui Ruhher Lat—rings is sorry
but she is a nrnss— —w.ldow while her cousin. (‘ eral line the
(‘01: test. unless the heuse and lot are
And 'we will pre—
'1‘! WI).
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See by the pper that. some doctors want to have the power of prescrib-
So do most of their patients.
It is
their
was an
word
\Y'e
hut al—
nnd then
talk the most growly was
t
and the
a.
t hat.
Bros ,
Gcorm Kaufman and Marc (“Ohm-3?;
“\Nest of Pittsburgh."
Monday erening. May 29.
.9 ._.
1.».
a : “lmley .
r show will have its premier at the Regent
:utlmrs (if
The
lath
To the Ladies!" and
' of the vital problems in
I A iler l‘lV’rllFOllfl.
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“BOUGET AND PAH} TOR.”
“a:
Cetemred WWW 1‘1:ka
W fly Scum Screen Hit
was; Am fines and
Jock Holt
Should a. wife accept laxish gifts
from her husband as peacé offerings
after misbehavior on his part"
Can a husband. addicted to drlr. ..
hope to retain his wife's love after
changing that he bought and paid for ‘
her and'that she is his by virtue or
such a procedure?
Can a wife's love and self-respect'
he bought by a man as one may buy
a dog or some other domestic pet? "
These questions constitute seven!
"Bought and
Paid For," featuring Agnes Ayres and
Jack Holt, which Vi'illiam (1‘: Mills.
has translated to the screen as a
Paramount picture. from the famous
stage success by George Broadhurst.
The picture was shown to delighted
audienees at the Palace theatre last
night and continues to day and to-'
nmrron.
In this story ’th husband. a mil-
iioualre. marries a working ant and
lavishes upon her costly gifts. For a
while they are happy, then the hua
hand rupeatedly comes home drunk.
His wife. a. woman of fine sensibilities,
is. horrified.
At last. the climav comes. and when
she refused to kiss him. he insults her
by saving that he has bought her and
paid for her. and. therefore, owned
her. This causes a breach. The en-
suing events and the dramatie rerun-
(‘lllzlliOlz make the pieiure hiulwly en-
jnvahle. Amies .’\_vres and look Holt,
lmth l‘nrarnount Fl‘l“¢ ph' ' the fea—
tured roles with art; tic eff:
TRINITY (‘Hl‘Rt‘ll NOTES.
The. organ recital given lay Mr. Sim’c
inn last Sunday t‘Xt‘lillli'l' was greatly en—
.joyed. Especially tim-
tion of hlt'3tld3‘l5'"
and
was the rendi-
‘Fpriugv Sung"
"Romance," The
John ll. Sheena
What's
Tchaikors. 5
Rev. M r. Mrs.
u ere in attendance. 3
The supper revently given ixy
\Vomen’s ‘Gulld (Mrs. Fred G. il'ne-
dict. Chairman) proved the Muses!
sucoess m the parish for yi-zirs, and
the net profits are: reported 10 have
been $105, .3\ "ft‘lrtf champeti'e“ in
( ontmnpluted tor the early summer. on
the church lawn.
Mrs. J. \V. ()‘Cm- nor, Ttinitvs lead-
ing soprano. has hun ill for several
weeks past and is now recuperating ah
lmnhury. Her mnnv friends hope for
her speedy recovery and early return
to the eholrm.
The Bethany Climpter of the “to-
men's Guild will meet in the Sum'lsflry
(-f the elmreh tonight. at 8 o‘clock.
After an importnfl business session
the Rector will give :3: historical study
on "The Oslo—d Movement."
'l‘h-ure will he a business met-ting of
the Young People‘s llrumatie and
Music League in the parish hall to—
night at 7:30. Also relu-nrsnl for tho
skit. "Vineunr‘s‘ Vaudeville \penc'w.
'nl: u'h is to he 1:1an {or the. benefit of
the church lmprmcment fund on neat!
Monday night in the parish hall.
The Holy Eucharist will he
brated on Aseensinn Day (Thursday;
this week). at 9:30 a d. s. t.
The Annual Flower Festivrl Service.
and
the
ecle-
under the nu-zpiees of the Church
School. Will he held next Sunday
morning at 10:30. Parents are re-
however. that the re—
.3:<3hool will he held
All the children are expect-
to" the second service.
at 7:30 p. 111.. the
Rector will {rive an illustrated let-lure
(75 beautifully onlmnl sterenpticnn
slides) on “The Chureh‘s \Vork in
Hawaii."
On lust Fat trdsy nffrrnm'sn. t‘nr.‘ rec-a
quested tn notfl.
:ninr .W'ssinn of the
at 9 a. m.
ed to H‘mnl'l
W
ham: TO BEGIN Hts LIFE ANEW.
ter olllrintinxr. Adam Syring. nt‘ Nor-
walk. and Mics E'li‘m Grnt'e \aninr—
house of 12 anndrs nwnne. Sontli
Norwnlk were united in ti e be 365 of
holy matrimony. . ,1
M0lfllii!
f’"
Clean Baby’s Bowels 'with'
“California Fig Syrup”
JIM/L2
‘Nhei. baby has colic, di.'..rhoea.,
food sourinz, f-"urirl'l breath. coated
is restless and can‘t sleep
, of "logged luawels just. give
a h:xli'1<'~.“sprun'i:nl of Calitorni... Ifi'g
Fyrvip. it moms the wind or vi gas
and all the FOPT‘HK {0913.l'l“ and
poison right 0 it of the tender bowels
with-out crampir; or ovemrting and
baby usually gets peaceful relief
Cmitains ’no narcotics or soothing
drums. 3
Millions of mothers depend upon
California Fig Syrup to keep baby’s
bowels clean. sweet. and regular. Ask
vour d' 'iggist for genuine “Cal ifornia
Fig Syrup” which has full directions
for infants in arms and children of
all ages plainly printed on bottle.
Mother! You must say "California"
O’IYOU may get an imitation fig syrup.
BYE 53mm
two-3.
Norwalk Chronicler