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“at. .r 'That would 1w t-icc," rim-rm]
Mist»? Minky. “But then,- iu no not
“.mr fountain hero. and Wu we will.1
sli'lf up in the barn. and tho old tram!
his tho key in hcr pockct " "l l’ ’
Luz» some of the magical powdnr lrwn'l'l
mm! ltamdy Ann. "And I will blow it
“pm; the" barn door." This Ragm V:
4\:,:v did and, whcn the barn V L}
rl;.mgvd into thin pupnr. ltaguvdv
Mama}- Andy and amm- " '
..::-l ‘zzzn‘rwd lhTOllV:h it. "Vr'lt- uni "
,u out: .2 Mlstcr Slinky. "I‘hv o‘d wwni
.,_ ! l-ron fillllhg upon UH“ I‘m-k
l.",\lllg to §hink or somu wm- in
1- l’l 1show could chargo lingumiy Arm
...:L‘m\.\ Andy and Mmtvr \Hnltt' in“;
potato-“s. and ski" now tho thrm: it!
an \ _zzmp¢d through tln hum olonr
'i'lx, dvnr me? They nro trying ‘io
Ln! mun- from mv." crlcd ilw rm
\\‘X.iii. “I must hurry an] “mph
My»; Boggy-av Ann. llnzgv-dv Andy
; \lw': r Minky did not flaw" in l~mo
: in»! womun catch them nimln if
l-\-'. «3 Mix» it. N Hwy rnn right
tit-0r
Ann,
I‘ )ll'lky run
,, yum :lw- (All woman's unwlvn 'iml
“gmtwl (”K-7’ 212‘“ :(‘nr‘v 1M 'lw Ill
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“t ., . . s Lard n = s‘w ”‘le ‘ ‘l r
. m, \Jliws lhx‘ fluids thiw
1.1 l '
‘lt‘ttmli t‘w ‘ and
) g linshha until thwy cnnm
‘ «ml; or thn rtibl..-r rh-cr. 'l‘lw
(1.1 “ramm was rlnv‘ twhnd int-m
1\“‘.¥ tl . )' rt-arhml thvrc. "Q.” “K'f
.. ,l 1;» Hit stippcry slide." cull»! Hug;1
s. AN‘ This thv‘y did; Mhh‘ré
\r» kt \\'i"l'll first. Raggedy Andv arc-
, l mi Rnggcdy Ann third. 1‘}an
W “as close behind them. "Down
‘1 . 9'}. Wu must shoot." said ling.
r. 13‘ gun. as shr- Rave Misti-r Minkv
- ll Raggedy Andy 5 push
5 tnlzmd tZ-mm down
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and Jump-
‘ , tho sllprwrv
‘; ‘-=. “'hr'i llapgcdy Ann. mm“;
«may a'm’l Mister Minky ntruck the
lip.
they bounced high in the
.2". in? h“ .
‘iln‘ . 3 ,.‘ old woman. being so much
.m. _ man they. bounced cvcr so
and Rang-mm Ann. Rag-
m if" Amh- and Mister Minky had
.~'l :1 ml bouncing Long before tho old
up 1.". v;‘£ll Louucing. This mmblod
-' v. to pit upon their feet a lot’soon—
-r 22.3: it um..- posmhle for ”in old
“man to do. and they ram and hid
t?» thick bushes upon the other
le“ of tho rulT.‘ er river.
' Now," whisp‘rrrcd Ramdy Ann. "If
w r‘main perfectly quiet, port-ops
0- cannot find us." The old woman
mm» across the rubber river and
huntwl through the hush“. crying.
l ruin: or not. you shall be caught."
2'. l'arcct-dy Ann told the otlh-rs to
' ”r 'l‘llfi't. nnd’ so the old woman
.-h~
Kind them. "I know what I'll
w“ said tho quccr old W'imin. “1'”
-'.n tor-k homn and not my magical
«tick. then I will and tho flick sitter
”rm and it will be sure to catch
.r. , "1."
Th rid woman lt-{t our blonds
2: the bushcs and ran ham» to
l." magical stick. "Quick!" sold;
71. 2.2.2 Am van-n thc old woman'
,s . .' n,’ Slzhl "“‘r- must run to;
":w' .a \Vrr’hir's hows“ Just :13 fast as‘
a. ,w H‘urr thrv old woman has limo
rn'rh up with us again." And
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tannin;- of “-Nf‘mmmhd mm'wi' '0 Hie
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(ml; “\“l'l’iu thl- Mound: frlhrell (if "it”
h “Wig (.1, yin)nnnlnflnztlun Hm! hll
”fly m" in In NH ‘Nlli Villa,
m l”... n; [my :4. and play no part
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y In Hilly llll‘ 4 HH‘I litll"l!""‘ in M-
illilfl of ”I" [urIMIlI-nl or would hi;
it his “if/ll m n wrw uwniulil "
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.. . .umun of him is pro-
(I'ulll'llv’tl by Mr frlrmin n! i’rn'i‘ltr'i
lunvlmli ll.» 3;; H lulu rm: HM» o' F‘lyl‘
$311.]; Ilulv M m hm x'llnt :ulmiv‘i‘i‘l'VII-1‘f
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pull “(Hi ‘§,t- ham!” :4 ;::’ 3‘1""), ”(:70
“in: tug”)- .‘nr 9'7“ \fl ‘il'iyll L’UV'Wlle
lll"l.' to zrmi in,”
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ltlllr'lz li’fl f.ll!l.'ul'!h!¥()vv~
hnmhurlng norm ‘4‘:.:.:.' mivht
owl prr-spr’r. ’i‘lwrv wan 'il-xo
n irnnsh r of rmml l")"ill‘" rush which
\ . 1'! Yb”: lllfl
up?! :‘.'Yi}l'n'l,l'f-fi. It is: u’r—m utirlecmood
. thr- thm’ aim”: of tho
:ii'vnvnu'm “718‘!th Vii‘u Wax in may
rm? 4»! globulin,
\‘i'fu .Lrlill 41 in ”1;. gm“. of lmran-
pjtvnnil thv (sw p'T-‘flflfl who haw)
\lHl"4l his: nmirrirlu rhport that ho is
on V‘nl‘illFlHH'l" fiIY‘UElY'. r;:‘ lnlb
lxrvwwr. Marius hau- horn "Pt-pink;
out of tho north to tho ‘f'fwvt that
furrow“! fihlvls .mol lll(ln':"'] 'lmry
stool: arc commt-nr'inz to will and
that M rHiM'I- the monotony. tho
("inter of Columbus is mixing Hist a.
trill" it. tho 51M!" politicn of lluranzn.
S411“ t'f-pt'irt.q sir"- that ho hug hm-n
ackml to run for gowrnor (mil has
Cf nscntml, but pvt-sons closu- to thr-
man vlcny Hm rumors. No mattcr
whnt the facts. tho uncut-minty of
\“lla'y notion is causing consider-all!“
comrrcnt in the capital which within
thr- pnst two months has boon put on
tho out Vite several timos by “nu-
tlentic" stntcmonts that the Durance
rurichvr was on his: way to Mr-xico
City to consult with his prosident.
Ho has» nun-r arrivwl and tht—re is
small posslnility ha will comp.
All of which hm; merely servcd to
rcvtvn thr- months' old questioning.
\Vill Villa stand (art no mattcr what
turmoil might arise in Mexico City?
1r one is to hollow stories of Villa‘s
’38 tom retina
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Summer dresses for; ’
warm Summer days,
Gently do they rule in all the softness of dainty or—
gandy or tissue. gingham or swisses and a host of domcs-
tic or imported fabrics, all colorful, all charming. They
may be solidly colored, plaided, striped, dotted or in nov-
elty effects—so you are certain to find the frock you want
in the fabric you want.
Ginghams in abundance and deservedly popular with
as wide a style range as the fabrics themselves.
A new linen model with drawn design almost entirely
govcring dress both front and back is specially good at
‘10. . -‘ '
Large black and white plaid voile with black ribbon
haavy invnstmvnts in oil drilling out-
tits and his rumored plans to rebuild,
a stcrkynrd and packing house at
(71114.11) Juarvz Which his man dcstroy-
ml sou-ml yvurs ago. there is runson
to think that lll" C‘anutillo farmer is
just that and nothing more. On the
ofhw' hand. \iril()rs at tho ranch say
that tho Cdnutiilo nrsv'nul ik: well sup-
plsci with arms and armnunituion.
lzut. ('1‘ Hwy say. \‘si‘a nt‘ls' arm him-
m-li‘ tr prot-w‘t his ranch from band-
its.
‘ l .2: hold of handy. Raggedy Ann.
=1 mud. Andy and Mistpr Minkv itin‘
.wt In Karl as they possibly could
[i m} awry soon were far away from
.;-I r old woman.
192.3. by Johnny Grurllc.
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Nursery Stock including Plum, Peseta um
~ ' Fertilizers and Insecticides.
-Y AND OBTAIN IEIT RESULTS
50ml .\'(lll\\'.\ Hi FLORIST & SEED STORE
3 hath Mala Strut
“.7 r~rut we‘ll all play’ hockey
.LIV easier, andmget more
"pay days,
$10.50 .0 $25 -'
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BEACH SUITS
” you’ll want J11“
Straw Hats
, $1.65
"12 Boos: 0
White flannel
Trousers $7.50,? ,
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JACOB V ; ,, ‘ .
1244 Nonh
BATTERY 331va
THWTISFIES
The Rysz Storage Battery Co. sells
The Willlard Battery—but gives bat.
tery service on all makes of batteries.
This establishment is centrally
located at 49 West. Ave. Customcrs
here find it very convenient to drive
in the private covered driveway for
the particular service desired-It's
the care and attention you give your
battery that prolongs lts life and use
tulness. Phone 938.
itionin
sash girdle and trimmed with white organdy. Pongee
dress with simple narrow girdle of same material and
sleeves and pockets trimmed with bands of eyelet em-
broidery is a strong favorite.‘ Delicate shade of pink voile
Zwith an allover embroidered_design of white makes a
'swcet pretty creation. These at $12.50.
Mauve gingham clieck made with set in panels and
having short cuff sleeve of organdy of lighter shade em-
broidered with yarn is a new arrival. White pintucked
“voile form a front and back panel of a pretty dress which
has side panels and short sleeves of drawn .voile edged
'with Venise lace. Perhaps one of the prettiest of the
newer dresses is of pink voile with over panels front, back
and both sides of drawn white voile edged with narrow
bands of the pink material, These are a part of a pretty
showing at $19.50.
Second floor. center. i
-. . .
Fluffy curtams
for Summer home
If it be in city or town or a cottage at.the seaside.“
in the' mountains, soft fluffy ruffled marqulsette curtains.
lend a cool appearance and an air of comfort, then too;
they are easily laundered. ‘ . _ .
Some' very neat and desirable sorts are shown 11
this week—there are dots and checks and mercaise
fabric. Some have tie backs and many are hematitched
really worth more but ofiered for $2.50 pr,
Third floor. center. "‘
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sY our 'jbathmg suit
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~ ’ ’all'the‘atylcfandeainfdc‘éfisidf
We c utl‘iltli-nsehw‘tiom:for you to, . trgn _
lbelieve that the _ ., , 7 ,7
‘ wish . 1:13.11 ‘7 $
’33:; willie munch servi ole m
give real service and comfort. ‘
i ._ - wove};1 m 1:11:31 001233“! . ,_ m
strip“ °Pbrlfiht “33th.-. Wm . . Q
‘1” firm 1m”?amd,xea1*m°°e ortflh. tanti mam. ‘ i. of .m
it?“ ~ ' '
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Knitted “P5
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‘. x
- fl.” "" wound“! in g“.
3s
. that will make a dress or a sport skirt of equal beauty; , 7
”x
’ avyiiree~ s11ks mati- .
shimmer and Shine 1 —
In all thé beauty of their pristine purity their an: '
whiteness lends a charm of restful comfort to the; . ‘
for Summer days. . in . z~
, Bright luster and soft finish coupled with weal-E:
sistancc make white tricolette in 36 inch width, a sought: .
for fabric. Here at $1.85 yd. , E
For dresses, blouses or undergarments a '40 incli ~_
crepe de chine may be of interestrto you when'we say only
$2 a yard. ' . . «. .
Popular fabric in white silk broadcloth with‘ ‘a‘ supple};
uessxand weight that recommends it particularly for Sunk .
mer wear $2 yd. r r
. Possessing such a creapy weave that it gives a (1134
tmctivc touch to a dress an all silk 40 inch Canton crept:
bids for favor at $3.50 yd. , . *
One of the prettiest white fabrics that has been '
brought forward recently is an all silk polka dot crepd; w
This is $4.50 yd. 7.
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Third floor, front.
Stunning, slices '
for sport wear
Just the sort of shoes every woman wants for the!
completion of one of those strikingly stylish sport suits
or other garment combinations which fashion dictates,
and which are so brilliantly beautiful. .
Women’s white reinskin oxfords formed for comfori
as well as style from the celebrated Dr. Kahler line. -
A snappy white elk sport oxford with grey elk saddlq”
and “Duflex” sole and heel. These at $9.
Women’s white reinskin oxfords with black cal
trim are $7.50. . 3 "
A white reinskin strap pump with patent loathe: ‘
trim and low heel is $7. ' . p ‘
Women’s white reinskin sport oxford with blacli
patent leather trim and “Duflcx” sole and heel $6.90.
White ‘i'einskin one strap pump with low heel is I
much wanted shoe from the standpoint of comfort $6,, w.
'Women’s white canvass one Strap pump has militam
heel $5. . - -
Very neat plainwhite canvass one strap pump will
common sense heel, thoroughly good $4.50.
{Iain floor, rear.
Do you'cook' in a _
, !
wifli _ 7 ; 25w navy Minuet busing: like mixtures .yoiiffin finfl
. . .
which is empathy mailman. .. ,
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l fireless cookstove? 1
Do you know the added enjoyment that a firelessl _
pokstove can bring? It will be a time ‘and fuel savqr for; 3*-
gou. Prepare the evening meal, put 1t 1n your fireless;
poker and, have the rest of the day for recreatmn or for}
'Oine préssing duty and returning find your fireless cook: pf
lltOVG has done the work faithfully and well. .. .The food
Lelic'iously cooked will be ready to serve. ‘ ~ 1 ~-
E culinary expert from the factory where these}: ,
‘Toledo" fireless cookers are made is here all weeknot 3
July to Show you how to use them but to tell you of mung.
new kinks in cookery of real interest and profit. . " '
Prices on the “Toledo” fireless cooker are interestmg]
is is the. special arrangement whereby the cost is dish-ls _
‘ inted over a period of time. . ‘
' Fourth floor, rear.
EVery man likes a‘
‘ 'two for one suit
1 suit thairgives the weave! two attthc price of one;
that is 'ust what these two pant: suits for men are and
they no alone have the adyantage of .ngmg double my
rice but of continued gel-vice aswell' for you can have one
pair of trousers pressed while weavingrthe other. «n
Tailored i'nthe finést»manner.and along the magi
'pvanted style lines. ‘Therc are conservative models as
Wellasthonewerbeltodorsport typed ._ , ”a,
'Among the fabrics which are- dxvided amoug tho
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figin'e—éshereymafiu” to-fitandataprliad
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and your
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