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'11 Sir-ms to me that '1 hard he'nrd
'l . um. i-efore." Grumpie Hoppytoud
r.i"l.
"You'd better watch out.
30” stand upon your
lioppytcarl.’ 'the voice cried.
"Why don't you do it now?" Gram-
,.;. [zumqtoad shouted back across the
. ....‘.<mc-i:inss Brook. "You wait and
1 Wm," the voice replied, “l‘m wish-
“.g it now and pretty soon you will
>1..mi right up on your head."
"i :‘c-c-i ‘kindu" funny," said Grampie
,i mntmui to naps-aux Ann and ling-
g. .5 Andy "Quick. Cross your fingers,"
.~. l‘l Raggedy Andy.
".\'0. I about." said Grumpic Happy-
, "i don't believe he can make me
or
.i'u
1; “midi
‘i'. #1
i rm.“ my head." "(‘un't l'."' the
. >liuutrd from the reeds across
1:. l.(inl§llll:‘L'l:i>S Brook. "You Just
«mu. l'in “telling real hard and you'll
>t.ll.tl upon )Olli’ head in a minute."
"li.i. llu. Hal." 'zitig'hed Grumpic
ll--1i\}tt;:itl. "1 know you couldn't do
:‘ '_r..‘i i inn. ::'t gut my lingers
.<3‘- il i‘lllll'l‘."
“Nu “omit-r3 'the voice ('irrl. "I was
.r. ‘it’tl' 11.. )iiiu‘ir- ll \Vishir'; l’vl-hlp in
i'.f~' 1‘ it hand.
us? \\‘:i"'li out.
you now?”
"1 isn‘t fM-l .‘l llllllt." lzztiulud
Grninpir linpm'toad teiisi'igly ‘And I
don't in New you reuly have the ma-
gir'nl \‘V'it‘l‘lllg‘ l’t-hhle."
“i" a. l have," tiw voice shouted.
"For I have the lovely ice cream aodn
“.ill .- mountain in my own living room
and the Lolly—pop garden right at my
Imm. luu-k door and no one shull have n
slng‘lf‘ glass of ice cream soda water or
n sinclo Lolly-pop from my Lolly-pop
‘siricli- Lolly-pop from my Lolly-pop
Garden."
“I wouldn't he too sure of that."
't-ri. ll Grampio Hoppytoad. "for you
Hill wish as hard as you like and you
'l‘hiit'i why. Now you
How does that feel to
V } mm't make me- stand upon my head. so
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maybe the magic has gone out of the
\\'is:lii.u: I‘obble. and maybe your Mn-
girni ire v'rc-zim soda. water fountain
.mul \nur Lolly—pop Garden has ROne
with it." Grampip Hoppvtoad winked
lllfl ryn at Raggedy Ann. M if to sn)’.
i"l'ni just teasing.”
l ““111. something: is wrong with the
lung‘irnl Wishing Pebble." cried the
,voice. "Because I'cc never had any
trouble making anyone stand upon
their heads who n I wished it." "Fry
to make Ramwdy Ann and Raggedy
Andy stand upon their heads and
won't] soon see that the Magical Wish-
in: Pebble in only an ordinary pebble
now and the wishes are all gone.”
hushed Grampie Hoppytoad.
"I tried to make ,them stand upon
‘thl-ir hands before. I did you." cried
tlio- voice. “and it won't work." “Of
hurt?“ not." slid Grampie Iioppvtond.
‘Now if you would let me tulze the
Ipt‘llhlf‘. for :1 moment, I could show
I you how to wish with it."
"l’m going- home and have .1 class of
-lre cream soda water and leave you
tht re to think how rice it tastes."
"Isn't he m'nn." laughed liazzedv
Ann. "T‘uzt win n 71 person grows
‘stingv: it isn't very ions: before they
line» all they have. and then. my how
"min l’. tlw 'r {Ll'v to risk flavors of those
'thr-v huw lir-rn stincy with." “Yes."
l‘..mr:hrd Grampie Hoppytoad. "The
:lmqt way to lm in to do on many pleas-
‘ ' :.t and kindly thing's as possible for
«th rs. then others love you and help
uni in return when you need it."
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m . luv-diagnosis
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m 6.... m: “filo therapy is begun
32mm tho 4 paralyzed arm, for
l dlig'nil: “Sling. tip of an e"?
”Pilicnrwb machine is tried on
a good arm to determine
:1 «nosing Muscle Reaction by Md” °
normal response.‘ Interrupted gal-
vanic curront is uscd_vvith proper
arrangements for starting and stop-
ping its M.’ Th9W‘" a _ 7
to a back.clectrode is plugged .in at
various strengths until the parent’s
normal muscle or nerve reacts .
the current. The same process is
repeated with the paralyzed “at:
which, if it is not entire y have
help. show: reaction, althou h tron; -
much stronger current. ‘ a?
fume: between the strengths
current which cause the two ”a:
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basis for his ‘0 de‘
termine - the exact 13ch
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that almost any woman may allow her-
self. Therefore blouses come and go
in endless procession—their designers
keep np'a continuous and interesting
performance. They are busy now
making blouses for .sprlng. and re‘
sourccful women can imitate them,
using their indoor time to prepare
for their spring and summer needs.
For present wear there are many
crepe dc chine blouses in colors and
black. others in which crepe dc chine
and georgette are combined, and two
‘or three colors used. Black blouses
of crepe de chine, trimmed with bands
of the same material. printed in the
brilliant colorings of Paisley shawls.
are among handsome novelties and
these Paisley patterns are also used
in the body of blouses combined with
plain crepe de chine in dark colors.
Black with Jade or other vivid green.
or with strong blues. has many admir-
ers along with various other color com.
binations. Hum continues to be a
favorite for draw blouses and is very
rich in satin or crepe de chine.
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length is a matter of preference.
Decorative sleeves and the low waist-
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long waistline. indicated by a snsh with
long ends. which is merely a French
fold of satin. Embroidery in bright.
contrasting colors is used on these-
dnrk-colored blouses and they are very
smart with velvet skirts.
Lace. in company with georgettc.
plays an important part in the other
model shown. The lure appears in a
panel that is fastened in at the front.
but hangs free at the bur-k. It length.
cm: the sleeves with u flounce and all
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