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~~l,.. great big. largo Policeman car-
. ,3 l:.lggv-dy Ann. Raggedy Andy and
'l;~‘:ll< Witchie back to where Misaus
\u'ltl .hw had changed him from umun
.,-.. .. policeman. 0f coursc they
unmnd :lt different places as —they
“fill" ll along. for you know how hard
g would be it‘ yod were walking along
ml bllUll‘ll come to a great field in
, ., l. lowly cookies grew upon short
-.l.' 5‘ just like mushrooms. And can
p. v. :ly it all lho' cookies were cover-
..1 '.\|lll trusting just like mother puts
as she sat up.
a. Policeman be
it: buttons.
\Vitchie ,hur
man reached {or the
”Of course. the man
changed into the kindly
again. and when t
“Never mind,"
na_she wiped the
with her hankie, "
ponder buttons go until we think of
some-other way to get them."
and he
“to
\‘
“Change him back into
fore he gets your mag-
"Hokusy I’okusy" Miasus
flea and said just as the
magic gluten.
immediately
h policeman
ey told
he had acted. he was verifimsohrzx
Minus Witchie said.
Policeman's eyes
We will let the sus-
.. "Ha! Ha! H:l.!"- laughed Minky.
I knew you would not got them."
laughed uug’ln two or three
"Let's not" pay any attention
to him. whispered Misws Witchie.
"Lvt's go over to til-3 Magical Ice
(,rcnm Soda Watt-r 'l‘rr-p and have a
lot of nice ice cream sodas." "Yen."
agreed the big. large Policeman and
times.
Ittlzgedy A'nn andsAndy. "\Ve will be
able to think of Slum-thing aficr we
! hqu‘ had about six sodas apiccc.” SO.
filmlving Minky hiding hack in thc
gl-ushes. our friends raced across tho
-l.vl]
MB)‘ The l‘iitdlurgh
I'ln- crud big. large I'lllicmmm curried
Raggedy Arm.
'rl: lnkl 5. Sonic flzlvnrod with \'a.
{\llill" flil\0l"tl with Chocolutc;
’llt .".l‘~ll:~'li with Struwilet‘r)’. :lllll
.l’lll. .inli iiuslllmrry. and every kind
11,.xul‘lll rm); Illilil". You know
llzglll it “Ullltl ill- for any one to
ll. l' l'MllL‘ll :l mulrlvul C(mkio- livid.
‘ll :w‘ this ()llt‘ llnli not stop and
., lilst one rookie. tho-u smother.
\- ~l .~» lll’ trig, lzlrrzc Pollcvmun put
Lu. v-vlv Ann, Mirwus Witchi? and
!. i331" llv Andy down when he ‘Hme to
llmklv- livid. and they all :lll‘ISO
ll. .lvlv cool-dos it made thcm thirsty.
is“ when they left the. magical cookie
‘:l and mule to the ice cream soda
V. ‘l r in e, of course they had to mop
rim”. too. and drink a lot of ice
'.llll sodas. But, finally. they came
. the place where they had all bccn
‘ .\ 'l"'l Mlssus \‘Vitchit- had changed the
mm into a. policeman. "Here we
.l.“ said the Policeman. us he put
llL.‘L'Lt“lly Ann, Mingus Witchie and
lulu? lly Andy down upon the ground.
in! I do not see my old clothes
2.".‘(lll3ill anywhere hanging"i upon a
illull.”
"That is not strange." laughed Rug-
1 Ann. "For there isn’t a bush
llrrl- for thcm to be hanging on."
"Hr a tree, either." said Missus
\\'lvl;nll-. “I guess they disappuarcd
~ntm l5 and we will no rcr find them."
"1‘“ int I know There thc Police-
man's old clothes. with the sllspt-ndcr
lvllttnns on them arc." said Raggedy
\llli\.
"\\’lll-rc’."' LlSk"d ltdrgedy Ann.
. .‘ull‘fill‘ \Vlil'llil- and th“ Policeman.
"\Vlly." l-xut'laiml-vl Raggedy Andy,
"l“ll _\ must, be Just where the Police-
Hull's new clothes came .‘rom ?"
"\Vht‘c!” Raggedy A‘nn cried a shc
l'l'iI’IN'd lli'l’ rug hands Louctnnr in
, ill! Lit-'llrl‘. “Now we can find mom was-
illy. \Ve will look for the Policeman's
nlll clotiu-s alt the place win». hit. new
mils (mine from."
"Then! spm-t wo'll never find tilt-m,"
mid Mi..us \Vitchie, as she wil'm'l her
cw- with hcr apron.
"Uh. dear!" said the Policeman.
“\Vhy won‘t we llnd them. Mingus
Wltvhle. if we look for them right
will-re the new ones came trim?”
""Causc. I’ll tell you why." Mingus
\k’l'icllie cried. "When I th-Ld for
your new Policeman clothes. 1 just
shut my eyes and rubbed my.magic
buttons and said ‘Hokusy 1‘0kusy.’
.Alltl the new clothes appealed and the
old clothes disappeared. And there
you are. I don‘t know whore the new
mws came from. nor white the old
ones want to. They Juzt dulepear-
ed."
“Here's where we (were wilting when
you changed the ‘Poliremanf" said
llngcmiy Andy"-——s(le the grass is
mashed down where We vmm sitting.
“Suro ellough." said Micros \‘Vitch-
iv. "Let's fool mound upon the
ground. maybe,- we will he 9.016 to feel
them. even if We cannot see the Po-
llccman's clothes." But. after feeling
around upon the ground for ten min.
Utes, thcy had to (it? It 111). ”1 3m
afraid we shall {lover Find them." said
Missus \\';lt."lli‘-. iaggedy Ann was
not \'»ry casily discouraged. she walk-
ml away i‘ronl her fritnds a few fact
and. with her rag hands. the ’pulled
her forehead into a. lot of wrinkles.
Raggedy Ann could think ‘1 great deal
better when she did this. no she sat
and thought and thought. Finally
She jumped to her feet and. with a
glad. ruggedy cry. she ran! to Miami!
“'itchie. “I know What to do. MISS“!
Witchie. ”You must get your magic
buttons and wish the policeman to be
changed back into the man be used
to be before you changed him into a
policeman." Mlasu- wncms was I6
glad Raggedy Ann had thought of
this. she not only kissed Raggedy Ann-
but she kissed the Policeman and
Raggedy Andy as Well. Then Miss“!
Witchie took out her magin'buttona
and placed them upon the ground in
a circle and said: "Hokuay Palm”-
and the Policeman's 1101112; 01:31::
disappeared and his old 0 o N
in their place. "Wheel" cried "Ral-
grdy Ann and Raggedy Andy. NOW
for the buttons," and they ran tow-
ards the big. large man with whiskers
upon his faCe who used to be \he 90-
liccman. and started 40 Du“ 01.1,“!
that." the man crléd “Mugginmg
are you twin; [toddtf' and ~ /
“Veep 0' Ml arm by I; .
Ann find.
suspender buttons. "Here. you stop ,
; field to the magical tree, the ice cream
soda. trce.
(Copyright. 1921‘. by Johnny Grucllc.
All rights reserved).
LLOYD HI'ZOIIGIC GIVES
LI'NCIIICON.
1.0ND()N. June- 12.——(Associatml
l‘T"F.‘~‘ ).-—— Prime Minister Lloyd
Clergy; mu'r- a luncheon at Downing
Strut today. in honor of Prl-mit-r
l'(,llli'lll"“ of France. Most pf , tho
:nclnlwrs of the British Cabinet werr-
pit-szcni.
Lute l- I'l-v-mu-r Poincare was to con-
fer ‘with M”. Lloyd (Home and thc
Earl of ilzlllour, the iH'IlllI: ii‘orriztu
Ministcr, halving for Paris tonight.
SIR ROBERT PHILIP DI‘IAD.
BRISBANE. Quccnslnnd. .lum» 19.
—~’l’hl- dl-zlth is announced of Sir lio-
l-ert l'llllip. 'wico Minister of
Qmenlnnd. He was horn in Glasgow
in 1351.
mr romp? nonwgm,m_ 7-3. 83‘ m , i.
=:-‘
nil-armor ATTORNEY ORDERED
. DIHBARRED.
BOSTON, 'June 19.-—Supreme Court
Jrsticc- Croaby today ordered the’
dislmrment of Nathan A. Tufts, form-
er district attorney of Middlesex
County. The proceedings were un-
con'estcd. -
'l‘utts was removed from tho” dis-
trict attorncyship last fall by order of
thc court after an extended hearing
on charges of misconduct in office,
prelerred by Attorney—General J.
“’ehton Allen.
At a hearing before Justice Crosby
two weeks ago. counsel for Mr. Tufts
pm] for the Middlescx Bar Associa-
tion“, the petitioner for his disbar-
ulent. agreed that the evidence in
Tutts' trial before the Supreme Court
should apply in the disllarment pro-
cot-dings.
FRENCH ARTISTS COMING HERE.
PARIS. June JS.-—-Arrangements
have been made with the approval of
tho French Government for M. De
ilk-randy of the Comedie Francaise.
and other notable actors and actress-
es councctvd {with this theatre and
th:- Odcon Theatre. to visit North
Amtrr'lg‘a in thc autumn. The pro-
gram Will include a week in Quebec.
UV” in Montreal. and one in New
Ycrk. 1‘th will give their regular
repertoire. which includes two plays
by Molierc.
Nl-“k' YORK STUDENT
MI’RDEREI).
CHICAGO, June ISL—Tho body of
a man believed to be James E.
Strand. of New York. was found to—
day on the west side. The neck horc
bruises llPliele to havc been caused
by an attempt at strangulation \\'hi‘(-
nf‘ill‘liy lay the bloody handle of a
hz.tciwt. The police lli-liex‘e llc “11F 21
Elll'l(‘nt.
TO STOP COITGIIING AT NIGHT
.u summer bronchial cough keeps
not only the suffer but other mem-
bers of the family awake. Alfred
l‘urkcr. 1031 Axonllulc St, E. Liver-
pool. 0., writes: "I consider it my
duty to write and till the results of
Foley‘s Honey and 'l‘ur. which I used
for my boy who has been suffering
from a bronchial cough for 7 or '8
Weeks. Foley's Hmwy and Tar has
done him wonderful good. and I shall
always recommend it." It soothes
and heals.——Stillson-I‘owell Corp.
.‘ ‘< )—
. WijlmigucmAv—qmmm 11
BridgeportProducts W eek
.Fcattl’ring the following makes of merchandise in six (of our Maui?
show windows and throughout the store.
W. S. Mills 00., Infants and Children's underwear and slc‘cping 7' .
garments. ' ‘
Bead Chain Mfg, Co., Betty Beads and girdles.
Bridgeport Elastic Fabric C0,, Carter and fancy elastic and.
webbing.
M008
TALC‘UM POWDEI
mat, Dirac-u,
Slender-iota Your Figure
Not Your Purse
If you are’correctly corseted
you are perfectly gowned
QUALITY, STYLE and FIT
They will appeal to the economical woman because they Ire
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w. B. CORSETS are 100% conmacr in l
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Best Value: for Least Mom
. WEINGARTEN 13:105., Inc., 47 Vv'eut 3m. Street. New York
wLAND’S ‘
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E. Ries._& C0,, Lace curtains, Ruffled curtains and draperies. 3- ,
. Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg. (30., “K w i klite” flashlights
and batteries. \
ThOS. P. Taylor ”Security” waists for children. ..
Some of the makers of Bridgeport products want you to know the
real merits of their goods and have made pricc concessions, and co—opcraté
ing With them we have marked them accordingly in order to give you
some real values. Today we feature
I W. S. Mills Co. Products At Very Special Ericcs
The wondrously clean factory in which. these garments are made is worthyr of
comment but the workmanship and general appearance of. the goods shows plamly:
that they could not haVe come from other than a well orgamzed concern. l
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One of the worthy features of the children’s underwear and sleeping garment;
isa special machine for seams which lays tthe cloth overlapping so smooth and tight,
so that it appears to be almost Without a seam which adds much to the comfort of the;
little folks. '
Knitted wash cloths, pink or blue borders 150. .'
Infants’ bands 2-6 cotton 25c.
Infallts’ vests 2 to 6 cotton 25c.
Infants’ bands 2 to 6 45c. , ,
Infants’ bands, merino or silk and morino 65c, 75c, $1.
Infants’ vests, some buttonless type $1.25 and.$1.50.
Infants’ vests, silk and merino $1.25 and $1.50.
Infants’ vesls, silk and morino $1.50 and $1.75.
Sleeping garments, cotton 1, 2 and 3 $1. -
Sleeping garments, cotton 2, 4, 6 and 8 $1.25.
Exhibit and sale on Dian; floor. Fairfleld Ave aisle.
United States Navy Hammocks 2
Brand new heavy canvass $1.50
These hammocks are strictly brand new and are »made very strong of No, Il-
wlu'te canvass 371/2 oz., size 41 x 72 inches,
Each hammock hat-3'12 grommets at each endwith 2 clews and 2 jack stays.‘
They cost the government in the‘ neighborhood of $6 apiece. ,
Our ,price $1.5m
On sale Main floor and third floor, center.
New showing. of.
tissue ginghams.
We have just: received a new shipment ofthose popu-
lar fabrics. Tissue Ginghams are here in any color you Polly and Elinor.
I may wish. Some have combination cohringHom_e large
’ checks and some of the smaller dainty sort and the pretty
plaid designs.
There is an appeal from the coloring—true but one
of the strongest attractions of Tissue Ginghams is the
fabf'lc itself—its soft finish and beautcoué lustre. Prices
iare 45, 690 and 75c yard.
Featuring this week a special assortment at59c yd.
:thile waists
flfiln tily (3001-
’ - The ammo: the min-lea and the flufiinesg of the
, principal models p.11 betoken‘ a’ cool appearance and are
t cool inrealify " use of the beauteous sheer. fébrics from
New books
for girls. -
The “Polly Brewster"
line by Lillian and Elizabeth?
Roy. -
Polly of Pebbly Pit,
Polly in New York. v;
Polly and her friendg;
abrOad. _
Polly ’3 Business Ventures.
Printed in large type,
easy ,to read, a delightful“;
scries for girls from 10 to 1Q
years. Price 50c. f .
The “Pee~Wee“ Harris ‘
series by Percy Keese Fitze
hugh, anotlier splendid sers'
ies of-scout stories.
Pee-Wee Harris. -
Pee-Wee Harris on Th
Pee—Wee Harris in Camp, '
,Pee—Wee Harris in Link;
Pee-Wee Hams' Adrift. L;
These; are attractively},
bound and sell for 500. .
New volumes added to the“
Tom Swift series. Volunio.
25, TomSwift andiflia Eleq.
trio Locomotive 50c. .: lg '
which théyware‘ thatched.
’ em 7mm“???
crochet and fine? *
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