M.
/
EA tlvem‘u resd RaggedyAnn "
“1} 30 9.3wa
{till ll"
A. 3; «Il l‘ul
.. ‘-
t
wry quiet. or else my matte powdur
wont work propyy.” flaunt-0y Ann
,. ,.‘winkod hm rhOr button eye at Minn-r
l .v;
w
w , VMinky and Raggedy Andy then mm in
u ”all ll..'.l the mean. old woman: "Why mm'i
fl‘ ‘ gm”. 'you huvo a magic powdvr which will
i .I. i: work oven if we do main- u, noliw ?"
pi" r: “(.Lauj "l lulu" lrivd to nmkv that kin-l."
i ‘ 9-.ll.i ‘ th~~ old woman replied, "lint all i run
’ .4... --n- ? makr is the very. vorv quirl kind of
“r ;\[,;.,-.u_q powdc‘r. So. unions you are Just as
I" , r. quiet as mice 1 can't l‘lmnxv you into
1' . WU”,- potatoes." W'lth this. tiw old wmnm
I won‘t into her dining-room in ml 1)...
fl" :3 m. mastic powder. “hour mo." erlo r
‘.l S‘ r Mlnky said. as ho sturtrd vulnu, "i do
0* not «run- to ho ohnnxml into n point!)
’1 I i" gin-l HrWrd into soup. 1 lilth Jil'nl
’ “H stunt-ti having fun with you two llngv
r Uni choirs and it 1 mil lnzulo- into noun 1
‘ So novvvr. m'w'r ram out cookivs or drink
. l H 1 .s it": (”from sodas again."
' Y . “.\vi'.h-i‘r can i," said ltugw'tly Andy.
: 1‘ . "r ’51:; ii“ sturtvd (‘l‘_\lliK, too.
r. «ml m "Hot-r :~l‘.(‘ runws." whispvrwl ling-
”. ”V m. gvdx‘ Ann. "Mistvr Minky you must
F “H, It‘lOSS your fingers so tho magic pnw~
in y rd
1: ‘
’5 l ti
F vl
w l 'i‘..- l
P . 'w ink "
ii? . "’ .tl ‘1
L" HHKVE
l
‘ 4-," thi.
. _\‘:l:
,7 up l': :li
~ . lit‘
« \x‘wzw‘s;
1 “M 'l
"'. in ll>l
"vi‘itlA12--
Jdlé. l
any.
. } “lip.
1-H, Ill
.4 V". :
what has
#‘Vfi‘43'7*‘?
Here she comes.
' » [whit )0
'l‘utlsr
. ‘3‘...”
lluI.’ to
tlo-r won‘t work on ton. and Range-(1y
Andy .md I will howl us loudly 85 we
can."
"Now remain poricr’tly quart." the
moan. old woman said. as she pointed
thh powdvr puff box at Mlstvr Mlnky.
"i'uff! I'ufit" w-|:t the powdr-r pufl
box and sus-t tlll.‘ magic powder pulling
all over Mlstrr Minky'a head. The
lrunn. old woman sang a. qm-r'r Pong
whirl: Raggedy Ann knew must hr: a
wry magical pong.
“Mister Minky should mulch a nice.
Lirm- potato." said the old woman. as
,9." silt «lwon upon the floor in front
of the coop. "It takvs about five min.
utvw inr the magicizl powder to work."
'80 I'll start on Raggedy Andy rth
:xz-rl vhungn his head into a tomato.
m-l 'r‘t'auw it, is rr-d. and thou I'll churzgc
'hu rirst of him i:.to a pntuto." 1,
"run: Putt! Puff!" wont tho magi-
nit!"
l Or» will
i':"«'l.
.l'ui
i‘il
'l'll' with
Y 1111'
.‘tinl
ll:
.rvrvziwz
'_“l
A
lllWAle owl
ilrirm lo prinN-d this
Infill of thin litlnns n! Norwn
Mnthrwu pmpnty on Word wen
M ”iv vilv. i- win my Hiv- ndminit-l
”mutt, mm) [in vmnlu Will lmvr
'i'ht‘ Illflh w
mitum penny-ind udnpim) lin-
tur arrow of the summit-M ht
‘ I but ”I" built)! "
will} In "in "Htmw Vnttnlflldltfbr'wmw’ g
A vntr will hr lulu-u for th
Luilm prim“! twlow.
fll-“hrd of tho
IKHW» (1
rf'l‘lllflfllen
TRRINR Rilllll
PURCHASE [if MATTHEWS PROPERTY
Mn“...-
lk rrgnrdinx tho proposal
In for a slim win-Non the vs
II l’lflffl".
tho promo,
' lgn your namc and address plainly, and-
' in Mm: of The Evening Sentinel.
re cutirr week no that everyone may fill out the
l
l
ballot; for a straw vote for the semi-l
to purchase the!
rtous civic omces’
"purtment. the police and fire depart-
dutionn that ballots be printed asking
.
In y“. ( )
N'nrw ...................
Admins
KIWANIH "LITE BALWI‘
in» you tum: lhl: purrhiuw or the Mathews property on West 3V9-
mm (Or Nurvnolk‘n lulun- (-lalc (‘I'ntt'
r?
l
......
ml puwm‘r fr)" i201. on tho old woman
[Hiffni lilo‘ ry,..g;. ;,] pnwdllr Ovbr ”“8’
‘9le Andy,
"l’vlm; J'Itvr, Pumpkin Nah-r, Hill
a \K'in- nml ('lllii'in'l lit-fill “or." filing
llutgtzml‘. Ami», :2» lw :lnnrvd about in
ii... 1001:, an arm mm. them upon
the Olllll. “.‘x‘nw. (lion. Mists-r Hat:-
uvrly Andy," lhn mum, old
ppnkv- wry, vvvry (‘rvll‘H'iiktfi
ninth? ml- wnutn ninmrl
lr‘ul xmwtlhr.
w-rfm-tly
lifixl."
1.”!
“Will”!!!
" You've
mi of my map;-
X‘Vhy didn‘t‘ you kwp
still? I'll try Raggedy Ann
Hut. {angrily Ann sum: imd
Jar-"Iv! too whtn the powder puff lmx
pulTWi tho magical pow-lt-r upon hs-r
and tho mum. old Woman grvw so
ALKT)’. z-ht' nulwl up rill ol’ hit“ magical
puwdvr and still nvitlwr Mister Mink}:
nor liliggr-vl)‘ Andy nm Maggi-fly Ann
changted into a potato. “You just
wait," tho old woman vrl-tl. “I'll Rink!-
up mmn morn powdrr and I‘ll catch
you whon vou arc all aslve-p tonight!
and than 1'“ puff tho powvlvr upon 1-”!!!
anti whl-n you Walk» up in th» morning]
you will ho potatovs and I'll make you
into potato soup." “Ha! Ha! Ha!"
lauglwd Mistnr Minky. "How can win
wake up in the morning if we hm'n
been changed into potatoes, I'd like to
know?" "Shhhhhl" whispered Rag-
gedy An , as she dusted the powder
carvinll of! her dress into small
pit-co of paper Ibo found in the bot-
tom of the coop.
"We must try and get out before
mornlnz. that's what. while thn mean.
(rig/Woman is sound asleep." And'
aggt'dy Ann sat in the corncr of tho.
coop and thought and thought go hard. !
sh!» ripped three stitches out of the:
top of her mg linad. I
.‘1
(All rights rost‘rved by l'hill‘d Feat-‘
. , . vl
uro Syndicate ltnprudm-tion i
prohibitr‘d ).
Try a Classified Advertisement 1n
,uze Sentinel.
l
lpurinl govrrnnwnt for tin: rt‘siirmilion
-lor of Divinity.
One Man Killed in Fight
Following Demonstration
(Confined from first page)
Thv- Gorman govt-rnmont has ri-
qsttnd tho authoritivs at. Helsing—
tors. Finland. to detain thr‘c :ncn
who embark“! on the steamship,
ltugvn. at su-mn. rrprvscnting thorn-l
S“l\“rl as I-anlisli sailors. This rats
an nvvnuc of refit-up“ (\pvn to the as-
sassins. one ihvor)’ living that tlmy
rmivhml Stank-”n. ncnr Spanduu. trust
of lbs-rim, half an hour t’tcr the mur—
tlvr. and found an airplane, which
2
height. weighed about
Permission to remove the animal was
obtained from the State Warden Wil-
bur F. Smith. '
1 man» DEER FOUND
AT FAMELD‘BI‘ZACH
FAIRFIELD. June 27.———John E.
Boyle. a. local drum was withing
along Fair-field beach m frgit of his
cottage Sunday,
something bobbing on the waves.
vestigating. he discovered it to be a
large deer which had
Mr. Boyle stated that this had been
the fourth deer to have been washcd
ashore in the past five years.‘
said that the forest fires and 'Eggs
in. tin—t, mum)... . have been driving them from as
n by thu Km‘nh cwb' WM“) when “3 com" .Island. and in their attempt to swim
the sound, they often become worried
'and drown. although many swim the
d‘riulce in safety. During the mouth
or
swam across to the beach.
when he. noticed
In—
en drowned.
He
June, as many as four deer have
in
pounds.
* The deer which was live meet
1“ '
CHINESE GIRL wrss plazas.
NEW YORK.‘"June 27.—-Chinatown
found something to talk about today
outside of the usunl humdrum, for a
twelve year old Chinese
Florence Low, was announéed as the
‘winner of two prizes. -
She won an 'award of 820 for being
.the best. cook in Public School Dis—
;trict No. 1 .and she captured second
lprizo or $15 in a newspaper composi-
‘tion contest for an essay on American
History.
open to all va York School children
under sixteen years of age.
schoolgirl,
Tho latter competition was
Put it in Writing.
Agreements made by Word of mouth
are like leaves of the forest. They
fade out, drop off and blow way.
Make a couple of. copies of any con-
tract you enter into. Keep one your-
self and give the party of the second
part aldlllzl'l' and lay the third away
in your Suft’, with your most valuable
papers—Clueland News-Lender.
took them to tho Baltic port.
It is unnouncud that thv activo Ili-
rtction of tho Foreign Office under
Chancellor \\'ith will be in the hands
of in. Hanivl \on Holmansen, l'nllcr
Schi‘stary.
l‘-l-Il‘.l.l.\'. Juno 27.—~'l‘lm govern-
mr‘nt of Saxony inn.- cnlf'c-d on the Im-
03' hr. (ls-sslrr. as Ministvr of lip.
lens», according to a I‘réstle‘n (lis-
patch to tho liprlinvr Tagvlilutt quot-
ing Socialist newspap‘rs in Saxony.
Dr. Gasslrr. as Minister of ilt‘f'vnse‘
. f
has chnrzv of thr- ltmr'hswt-nr. or
livl‘onsv Troops. m‘AmL-e-rs of which
recently vllgugwl in monarchist dram—
onstrations. A lh-rlin dispatch to tho
\Vr’stminstwr Gazvttv of London yrs-
tvrclav {oru‘nst the n-sigvmtion of the
Ministvr as U)“ result of [YIFSQ demon—
strzillons.
DIVINITY DEGREE GRANTED BY,
YALE TO “‘ESTPORT MAN.
VVESTPOR'I‘. June 27.——ltev. Clif-T
ford “Z Hutchlngs. of the Sauga-i
tuck Congrcgational church was
graduated from Yale Divinity school1
last week. with tho degree or Bathe-g
He will live in the”
parsonage- on State street. Mr. Hutch-
lnxs came here early in January from
Montreal. '
! Oh! Jim—just like a
i
a, NEW car!
"ht. I’ve been using MObO Auto Soap
the car a "(w-11k“,
"”ll months and it’s given _
i: is also protectin the varnish and pic—
3 "aka and blisters. I I'd kept on ““118
Hr: vary free alkali soaps, I d have bid to
ll”
50.
. c
“P is not only a varnish pmtive—vbut
* Soap which quickly cleanses running gear,
body or top. Bongo ioozb
pure vegetable—03130“), Mo 0
preserves the finish on the car,
keeping it elastic snd'prevsnt-
ing it from bcwming 22
which an” mucking Q
listcrin . ,
b Try Manly 60:1“le from
4.6. ’M“: “as“
. "1 $3.5"
tlh.
Ab.
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ill;‘,~':0RWALK AUTO gupva co_ “H“..“nnun "Mm'mm
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For Men, Women and Children flat Prices That
3 Are Most Reasonable
$2.98
UITS
and up
JACOBws_
Now at the
7 l
Head of ._ , in re as I
ms... Guarantee " Z.“
we Trunk SUmbrell-aCo. as.
9 No. Main St.
, Opp. Jacoby’s
To do this you must havé fireworks.
Make your selection early.
Are you prepared :to
spend a
“Grand and Glorious 4 - ”
A" Complete Line on Saleat
HELD FOR RANSOM.
h"- .r.- m -w
A. Bruce Biclaski. former
of the Federal
chief
Bureau of In-
vestigation of the Department of
Justice, kidnaped by a band_of
bandits at Cuernaxaca, Mexxco,
and held for $10,000 ransom.
3mm SERVlBE
THAT WISHES
The Rysz Storage Battrry (‘0. sells
The W'illiard Battery—but gives bat-
tery service on all makes of batteries.
m esimbfihmenti 137 (-entraLIy
located at 49 West Ave. _
here find it very convenient to drive
in the private covered driveway for .
the particular service desired—It's
the care énd attention you give your
battery that. prolongs its life and use-
fulness. Phone 938.
TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT
.8. summer bronchial cough keep!
not only the suffer but other mem-
bers of the family awake. Alfred
Barker. 10-31 Avondale St. E. Liver-
pool. 0.. writes: "I consider it my
duty to write and tell the results of
Foley's Honey and Tar. which I used
for my boy .who has been suffering
from a broncml cough for 7 or 8
weeks. Foley's Honey and Tar has
done- hlm wonderful good. and I shall
always recommend it", It soothes
and heals.-—Stlllaon-Powell Corp.
i
l
CusTmiers i
work. This leaver will draw the ridgeujp tight as a .
“find in the rain When all canvass shrinks
i
l
l
(literally) the eitra guest for over night.
FireleSS cookstoves “
of ”interest now. *
The warm weather stove they might be termed f 7
with a fireless cooker you may start your meal, put”
various viands in the molten and forget all worry and .
hours of hot; arduous work usually performed ovem h
fire are all taken care of.
You miy play or attend some affair while the fire!
cooker does the work. When you are réady the meal
be ready to serve. , 3
Toledo Fireless cookstoves hdvc some. special meri '
which will be explained by an expert in the culinary
who will be in our Housefurnishing section next week. .
She will also explain and talk about some no ‘ ‘ -
wrinkles. in the cookery line which will interest the homing =
wife. .4
The prices on the Toledo fircless cookers are inter-es '
ing too and of added interest is a special arrangemen
whereby the cost is distributed over a period of time. '
Fourth floor. roar.
\
Still‘ some § of those
U. S. Navy hammocks ,
at $1.50. '
Heavy—Strong. Serviccable—Economical.
They are complete with/ ropes, etc., ready to hang,
You can use them at the Sumnicr camp. They are handy“
to have in the cottage, make a handy place to hang up;
I
There are many uses they will suggest to you. .
Uncle Sam paid many times the price we ask—43mg.
$1.50. ‘
Main floor and third floor, center.
If your Kodak
goes with you.
On Sunday you will want to See the results as ea
as you can, this is natural. If you know our reputati _
for prompt developing and printing it will be just
natural to bring the film or film pack to us. ill
Not only do we perform this service promptly bug '
well." '
' “70 take as much interest to make the picture a 81133 ' '
(3055 as you would for we know that 011 'your success (1 _ f
pends the life of our department. . '
“76 stand ready to render a special service at all;
times in the way of expert advise if you have had bad In
or only meager success as a camera man. There may
something about the camera or some little thing you (135‘
or do not, do which is the cause. Leli us help you. .,; . >
Developing 6, 8, 10 or 12 exposure film” 103 egcmfl ;
WPfintfiingT) (To, ficfi‘dfigfifizé?
Enlargements 200 to 700 each}
Fourth floor, front.
Have‘ you a new
“Columbia” bike?
If not the chances are you’ll want one when yOu p
the equipment—Fisk or Vitallic tires—Marrow andN
Departure coaster brake and heavy Pearson’s saddles. .
Woman’s Columbia $49.75. Columbia roadster $45, ; 7;
Columbia roadster, Su‘perb model $50. "
Fourth floor. front.
Wall E tent and
no ‘ridge pole.”
Seems almost incredible, but the Leaver (1093
.v
you 100an it
efiefime 8” lits f light 'ght teol tubing ‘
e. . uprig o _ 'A wet s _ .
thoroughly coated wit; baked enamel finish. They __
made in three short sections, fitting snug and
that théyican be easflygassémbled or detached.
, The Weasel Pololess wan tent isidleal fonthe .; ,
or tourist; for it fads up in o compact shape taking
woman iseasy carry . . '
: angxsnesikm’eoia _ so
99!.
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