inaggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
went skipping along the shore of the
)ooking glass brook, stopping here
and there to lift up the head of a
pretty little flower “To see it there
are any fairies sleeping inside" said
Rfi’gt‘d) Ann. They were cereal!
etch time they looked into a. flower
not to "liggle" it too much and
We" the little fairy. And. when
1.le found a little. teeny, weeny
{dry sound asleep inside a pretty lit-
tle flowr r. Raggedy Ann‘s little shoe
button eyes twinkled with excitement
and tun.
The two rag dolls strolled along un-
til they came to a log which "had fall-
en actors the Looking-glass“ brook
where Mister Kinky lived. "I guess
the bcst thing for us to do." said Rag-
gedy Ann “Is to try and get the wish-
ing pebble away from Minky and then
we can wish him to be real kind and
loving."
"Yes." agreed Raggedy , Andy
"'I'hat would he :1 good plan. For,
while old Mister Minky has the Wish-
ing pebble no one gets any good out
of it. and if we can get it and Wish
Ivlister Minky to be real good and
generous. then we can give the wish-
ing polllulv- back to him and he will
have lots of fun wishing nice things
for others."
”Then. let‘s cross the brook upon
this lop!" suid Itaggrd)‘ Ann, "And
we. will try .md find Mister Mini-(y
nni ask him for tht Wishing I)“I}Ivi".“
altoszgrdy Ann and “£122!“in Andy
I:::.t just rmchv-d the ventvr (if the
in; lli'lt‘luv who-n their feet slipp-Vd out
from under them and they hot}: “112.!
"splash" into the lookingmiziss brook
and as. thry looked up. who should
they snv cumin: out upon the log
.Mlh :1 long stick in‘his hund lny Mis—
tt‘r Minky.
,"That's the time I fooled you." he
shouted as the Regzedys spnshed
about in ill» \\'flI('l‘. "I thought you
Mould try to cross hero and I put
soup suds upon the log and made it
Slippery so that you Would slip and
fall into the wet \u-t water. No“ I
will fish you out with this long stick
mid ding you to the bank mil mt
mappr‘dy Ann's candy heart, that's
,Whnt I want."
I
this-r {\linlxy rr-nt'hrd out with the
lu..: 3"ll4‘I( .md pulttnl :Lt Raggedy
Ai'i lv:..-x: tn got ilw r-n-l or the
all at Msiril' d in h'r dress or apron.
but "cI"Il time Mister :fIli’kF thought
he h “I {humanly Ann's dramas, {iiit’tlli’d
urn . ‘Ew h'li'Ii. linrxvdy And}: much
IE; .- L} Ann :1 pl .ln-I tho" xt’tt‘k
r':~' - IU'L“.
'lt 3nd ’.>:-.'i \iIllf linioosening ling-
gt‘ ".' .52. .‘5 ~!r w “‘m'. I xvi til“ stick
l'n’J-"vai in it. l“l 'ir :i stone .ii'oiihd
yo:.r invi: '\'hvu I 'lsli you mil, [1:15:-
gtlig Andy: lhrn I'll throw you luck
into :ll- wntwr :md you‘ll sink."
I "Ha. Ha. Ii..." laugh“! Ingu-Iy
Andy. “'l‘l‘.~t \‘vonlvln‘t hurt in" it
Sp'l‘k. liquor Mink}: and you might
as W! l. know. that you will nmor uv-i
I;l;tl"":i}' Ann's: candy heart if I can
help it."
L")'ou jUSi “TH! and you will see."
thc sv‘zflsh little Minlzy replied. “I
will 1.5M you out first. ,‘nst for that.
and lic- thv stone about your rrxg
neck. Then I glues you Will let m1-
be and not bother in“ when I am try-
ing; to givt Haggo‘dy Ann's candy
Iran
'. “hem- mc." Rouge-1y Ann said. “To
At‘nr you mlk. Mister Slinky. one
would think Raggedy Andy had done
something mean to you."
"I don't care." Mister Slinky re-
plied, "I am tired of hiring Rag-
tedy Andy keep me- lrom getting your
Candy heart and having my wishes
come true."
“I." you would just let us take the
magic wishing pebble for a few
minutes. we would wish something
nit-e tor you and you would then be
able to make the loviest wishes and
have them all come true.
"I wouldn't trust you with the mug-
ic wishing pebble. for I know you
would wish something very unpleas-
ant fox me." said the selfish little
creature. "I'll fish Raggedy Andy
out first and tie the stone about his
neck. Ha. Ha!" he cried as his long
stivk caught in Raggedy Andy's pants.
"Now I have you." And with many
winks and chuckles. Mister Minky
drew Raggedy Andy up to‘the log.
‘Rmrpcdy Ann kicked and splashed
about in the water, trying to swim
rto Itokgedy Andy and pull him from
the stick, but Raggedy Andy did not
even wiggle as Mister Minky pulled
’him up on the log.
n, “No“ for :1 large stone.“ Minky
.cried and lea\ing I: aggedy Andy lay-
ing auoss the log, Minky ran ashrre
. and came back carrying a large stone
- find a piece of string. But just asl
Mister Minky ran out to where Rag-
: gear Andy lay across the log. Minky' s‘
, ' 7 ten: flew out from under him and
.- 5‘ with to cry and a splash he fell into
; the looking—glass brook. '.‘Ha ha. ha!"
’ laughed Raggedy Andy as he got to
; his feet, and was careful not to step
upon the soap sudsy place on the log
"rmu' s the time you got fooled. Mis-
t6? ”inky. for I moved back over
1 the Ilivmrv place on the log when
your lack was turned and you came
running rlgnt out upon the soap
studs." It only took Raggedy Anndy' 1
mm t0 Dull RaSBedy Ann ashore
“.4 “1"” by Puttinl land upon the
log where ct: wands had been. the
. “mammoth.
1891.
two rag dolls crossed the log in safe-
ti
“Shall weapon Mihi’Ey-o t of the
water?" My Andy as the
in 30118 lookgd'bock pad saw
the naushty little_ fellow kicking
about.‘
Raggedy Ann nodded her head and
Andy soon reached hunky with the
stick and pulled him ashore. “You
just wait until I catch you the next
time. Minky shook his fists and shout-
ed as he ran through the weeds.
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
laughed softly to themselves and fol-
lowed the wet tragl Minky left on the
ground.
our troubles lighter by
them" sinned Raggedy Ann.
' 312.000.
laughing at trey Post. No.
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Emma Miller of Wth stein a
divorce from Flank Powell, also of,
Westpart. together with M to and the higher m or 1mm
resume her maiden name of
They were married Octwer in. 1915,-
snd Mrs. Powell ctaim htr husband
has beep polity of thumb cruelty
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vorce proceedings must Katherine
Phalr McDersiott or Westport. They
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The no. proceeded ‘Popp‘y Day.”
“I'm glad that we can make iwhich the members of Frank C. God-
1e.'Amex-ican Legion.
(Copyright 1922 by Johnny Cradle, guanine: throughout Mink.
Of this amount ”96 will
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The plaintifl claims Stevens owns mincreased 29
real and personal estate value; _at
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‘Miller.
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Advertise in the Sentinel.
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t.
The 59 Pres-enema $3.10....“ in Mm“,
imam report. that contributions “aim" 8" m“ as charts, scenes ad
to my; 'vlllages 'illnstrsttng their work in
«spam: with the no scale of wees dfla’ “9"“th mm mm‘
w The? Manyotthe -mtisa.netbeproud‘
~Eljgfiionm force supervises 35, or. possessor-s or Palmer buttons. pins,
gunned churches with a. continual. and certificates. all or which will be
M membership or r. 219. Canton 314413918364 m tfi’eir writing papers-
so its: 53 Christian schools. includ-I
in: a. medical college with 1 school each day °1 the 3‘51”“ 1mm ’ " m. .
nor. nurses, 3 school for the blind and to S D. m. and Friday evenlnt from
3 college of theology, all of which are
affected by the 5:1ch scale.
Inner degree the higher cost meet”
all the Presbyterian missionary work
rin China, the Presbyterian having
P i throifhou:
rces are a. vancng for
ioelebrated a week ago by the sale ox: the whole population, according to a. '“h a 80“ or frosty. golden beauty,
heron made by J E. Weekes of the
‘ Canton Union Middle School to the
in,“ for the care of among] gene. Pu sbyteriaq Foreign Board.
T0 lNVEQI‘lGATE GREEK PRISONS lteries in France, leaving {41$ for 310’
.isnd m have wax-land em and.
and nowaseio havethle plena-
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{era to their Manama.
wood work. block
hand. made garments and
The school will be open to visitors
6 to 'l: 45 o 'clock. The public is
To a cordially invited to visit, the school.
The Compton Hostess.
At the ‘Gnrdeus', on Simday after-
the noon-Mrs. Garden, vivacious. supple.
gull-fleas of make-711p, but essentially
artificial, ya! being everything to all
men, and much. to some women.
~,-“Froni Latchley Ladies," day Mr.
Grant. -
vestigate Greek prisons uppninvita-I
tlon of Queen Sophie of Greece.
Mr. Osborne was asked by the
queen to study the prisons for'the pur-
pose of recommending reforms. He
will sail on the Maux'etania and after
landing at Cherburg, will go immedi-
ately to Athens. Later he will go to
England and mav visit Holland.
Artistic pieces of hand embroidered
Madeira. linen. in new and attractive
designs. most killurlneli' priced. are to
be found at the N. 1’}. Ryan Co's store.
'lrides-to-lm. and those who are look-
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beauty at a mod rrme price will H» vs»
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The price of raw silk has :..i:'.l::;;.i 7-.
,ors are such as are
Seven Hundred Yards 3;" Salk
An Important Occasion when Conditic of the
Market are Known.
cent during the last week 01' 50.
prices of silks higher. Fortunazcig. i .
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Beautiful shades in 11:11:23.. my; . 7;, n
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striped with self or contrasting COIQTS.
These sports silks are so elegant 222:9. : 5.
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Beautiful shziics. hula, at. xlcul ‘ ‘ :1;
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Colored Satins Brccaaes
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Always in demand. Alw “3501“"
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For Wedding and Dancino' Fr
Crepe de Chine in Endless Var :elY
These are in qualities 31/ iii 11 q - _. 3 S
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