Evening sentinel, Monday, July 3, 1922 · page 5

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uzsh His-Gus W‘itchie was here to fikoman. “A Snow Bail ‘Soda Water
.. I,» tlws» lovely snow balls with Fountain?"
u .mllll Raggedy Ann. as she and.

nougwly Andy and Miser Mlnky sat
In inc shudt- and ate the snow balls
:‘rtm the lowly Vanilla. fountain.
'Oh. you do. do you?" cried a voice
clone bchind them. and there was the

mom-r (lid Woman. with a large stick.

I- hcr hand. "So I have found you at
lust. haw l‘."' shc said.

“Oh. du-ar inc!" said Raggedy Ann.
"I thought we had escaped from you."

"Indeed. you have'nt!" cried the
m Woman, as she shook the stick.
"Now I shall take you back to my
Inusc and change you into potatoes.
Ind nit-w you into potato soup."

“Oh. dear mc!” said Minky.
think I shall run."

"So \Hll I." said llll‘zgedy Andy.

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Mist- 1' Minky and Raggedy
Ami. startnl running‘ but um
(lid \Vunmn thrrw hr-r magic
Inn-k upon the ground and
( ':o i; “Stick. llring lllt ill back!" And
in ‘~tl~k fi~ 1v (-x-‘r tlw ground and
no” caught Mister Minkv an-l ling-
[Iwiy Andy, and brought tip-m hack to'
“ll‘l” tlu- ill-l \Vmuan {Vt llnlllintt
Raggedy Ann. "Now," she mid. as
t I f‘ll‘kr'd lll5‘lll llllll‘l‘ hI-r arms. “I
v. ‘5 tnkn you lvwk to my house and:
u Inw- you into potatoes. But this.
inc 1 have n ery magical powdt't‘:
:w 3 it dnm not matter whether you'
r‘”*"1tl; dull-t or wlwtlwr you make a
, i.‘ll.“‘. tln- magical powder will
rr-lngw you into pointers. Then I

3‘ lll l-l-il lli“ [winters and make po~
our: soup "

"I guess we are in for it this time."
raw! Mist-'1‘ Minky. “I suppose so."
crud [turret-«1y Ann. “Probably the (lid
“Vernon dot-q not know that this is a
F'rvmv llall Fountain." said Raggedy
Andy.

“Vv'hnt did you say?" cried the Old

:lmlls.

“Yes. indeed!" said Raggedy Andy. 2 She walked up to the magic stick and‘

“It's a lovely Vanilla Snow Ball Soda

Water Fountain."

' "Dear me,” said the Old Woman. as

she put them on the ground. "Then

I shall have to try a snow ball."
"You 'must scoop the ice-snow up

in a spoon and fill the

showed the‘ Old Woman how to make
the know balls. then he dipped them
into the Vanilla fountain and handed
them to the Old Woman. "My. this
beats potato soup all to hollow." said
the Old Woman. "I believe that I
:will take a lot of these home and stew
them into soup."

for they knew that when the Old
Vanan tried to cook the snow halls
they would melt. but they did not tell
hrr this. After the Old \R’oman dc-
cidcd that she would rafhtr have
snow ball soup instead of potato soup.
tin-y lwlpl-d her to make the
She tilled her apron full of the
snow bulis. and then said to Raggedy
Ann. Raggedy Andy and Mister Min-
ky: “I will let you go this time. but
the next time I catch you in my lie-‘d
i will levl)‘ clinngc you into potatoes
and rnnkv you into potato soup."

“All right." said Ilzlgguiy Ann. “‘v‘l’r-
will nvvor be caught in your livid
again."

“We hope you enjoy your snow hall
,soup." said Mistcr Minky. with a twin-
Ikle in his eye. “I shall." said the
“id \Voman. Raggedy Ann. Raggedy
{Andy and Mister Minky. vary happy
.to escape from the Old VVomnn. had"
illvr good-bye and watched hl-r go
idown the hill With her apron full of
snow balls. After they had watched
the Old Woman out of sight and hhd
clllen a number of snow balls. Rag-

 

 

snow ball:
'squeezer." said Raggedy Andy. and he 1

Raggedy Ann and -
Raggedy Andy had to laugh at this:

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' gedy Ann noticed that the Old Woman

had left her magical stick. "011.;
deari'f said Raggedy.Ann. “Perhaps;
the Old Woman has left the magicall
stick, so that when she gets home. she f
can work her magic and have the'
magical stick bring us there. and. aft-
er all,‘ she will make us into potato
soup."

“Maybe not." said Raggedy Andy.
“I believe the Old,Woman forgot the
magic stick." “I hope sheddid." said
Raggedy Ann. “Because p0$ibly “70
can use the magic stick ourselves."

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{touched it and said: "Magic stick.
;raise up in the air." and the magic
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UT the loaf in
halves in both '
a few inches from the
gently in and out so that t
out of its pores, and breath

If good materials have b
dough has been properly rai
aroma of the bread will be

shortcomings will be betr
sour or musty odor.

Under this test
Master Loaf of th

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I Below is printed the seventh o
~ment of the citizens of Norwalk re
’Mathews property on West avenue to
;of the city. such as the adminis

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mittee reported. adopted the recom
for a vote of the sentiment of the p

send to the “Straw Vote Editor"
A vote will be taken for the
ballot printed below.

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[IN PURCHASE 0F MATTHEWS PRflPEIlTY

t the ballots for a straw vote for the senti-
garding the proposal to purchase the
r a site whereon the various civic offices

trative department, the police and fire depart-
;ments, and the courts will have. a home.

The Plan was first broached by the Kiw

our name and address plainly,

in care or The Evening Sentinel.
entire week‘so that everyone may fill out the

ants club. which when its com-
mendations that ballots be printed asking
eople. '
Fill out the ballot printed below, sign 1'

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KIWANIS CLUB BALLOT”

Do you favor the purchase or the Mathews property on West ave-
hue tor Norwalk’s future civic center?
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lbh-‘xgll‘ tut-s. l have tl'ouilfc with th:
:1. up an», 'a‘hv rim em ms to out it. (.‘an
.)()1l t-~ll m" the cause and suggest a»
film-‘13"? it you have a. license to run,
Lnn :mtonmllle. can you run a motor-f
Without gottlng a lilotorr.‘)clel

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ll: mour tlw tirc and inspvct the
mull. l 3‘. Smooth
rough plat! 5 with
is (cruel size for
fintwl to prop!-
State
motor \- lllQl‘:
all (it tails,

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down any nicks or:
a. file. lie sure tirel
rim and keep ln-l
prvssure. Apply to '
liurvau {or copy
law.

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Motor l‘rpartlncnt. 'l‘h‘.> Sentinel:

ll' :1 p- r~on Wlbl’lf‘s to ho his own
(lTH‘ r and look after his car as far as
fpos.~;l.lv~ himself. would Illnl‘fi’ be any
lprti t2» :--.~-= tvtwetn a drmonntalvlc rim
land in. (-1? - r kind \V‘llt‘l‘t" you have to
insvrt a n- \V inner tut-c in case of
puncture “Mic. on tlw road? Please
t»ll my winch is thv 'glllckv‘sl, casicst,
clvaiwst. and most economical wheel.
or tire. or rim to repair.

 

W. S.

I ’l‘hr‘ demountalllv rim is iwst for
lumpy h users. It - liLlllt‘E you to make
in quick (‘hansc o' the road with the
14 ast amount (ll 12- mile. You can then
‘rI place the tubu vs 2.41 tonw {lit at and
:hnxc it pumpld 1.3, iy an air—compres-
por instead of in} mind. As you Wirl
lrvadiiy Ulldl‘rblillni it is the policy of
this dvpnrtmrnt at to recommcnd
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Motor Ilvpartr; :t. The Schmuck)
Kindly .lleSt' n.- through yourl

2 (Mamas if a mob -‘ top (‘llll he: made
\tnt-xtzprooi‘ ll)“ . kind of applica-
l’tiou. It“ it can. lil‘ft' what kind 0f
itih'ssiltg >llould l-- lstd. “'ould it be,

.lll'vlhill l-' to pain?
limp rufct‘rvd to tut
’lxnt during a timid
illllly. 'l‘llw'r-

mohair top? The
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alc .l :‘cw badly worn
lspots in mum", ml» :ltly made by fric-
tion when top W11: :own.
READER.

Perhaps your st;
to get you

plowing rompou~ w
for links which 2-,

ply duller may he
l sprcial watcr—
and also patches
~cii the color very

ab!"

thc old oil from ::.

transmission sys-
t4‘2u. l‘f‘rt‘ is a (li'

. '1 plug in the hot-

it do any harm to 3-
in to wash it out .' There is a gen-
t rator on the car. and when it revolves
it starts to squeak. and when I push
the clutch pedal 1)::eo-quarters way
down. it also squualts. Thanking you
for your advice.

.2 a little‘ kerosene

H. M.

Drain all the old trease and replace
plug. Pour in a. union of kerosene
and wash all the I'lrts thoroughly.
Then install fresh Zlbricant. A little
experimenting with an oil should
locate the squeaks ;-: the clutch pédal
bearings. Rub a litll-- vascline on your
finger and touch it on the commuta-
tor of the generator. This should stop
the squeaks caused it): the brushes.

 

Motor Department, The Sentinel:
Will you kindly give me the follow—

 

ing formation at earliest convenience!
] have a new Ford car and I am p‘ut-
ting leather boots on steering gear

closely. It is not ill. :su‘nle to paint the
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Motor TN parts» 2 ‘ The Sentinel:
l‘ll-asc explain N w I can remove

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morning of the l-‘ourth of July in or-

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SIC STINEL.

garment thoughts.

i 5<\.\ \ ' {\wmmws house, but do not go too‘charactcr? What is the best. lubricant
: ‘\ .5 \ ‘ . l’fast. “’9 Wish to see the pretty for the differential? Also transmis- ' "
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;;t‘\'~\\b\- \ \\\\&:\;\:‘&\\\\\ \ l The magic stick started off slow and Sticks and will not release. \Vhat is Just at the.]aSt mmUte You W111 t Of a drqSS .
. _ 'W ““‘J' l ‘ l ‘ ‘ lRagm-d)‘ Ann. Raggedy Andy and Mis-_ the cause and remedy? you wound SO llke to have. One Of those pretty Sllk 5 6.:
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Hol Weather

Headaches

When you cool ofl' suddenly and
when you aleepln a draft. you
get a Cold. The natural result
is Headaches. Neuralgia' and
Sore Muscles

To Step the Headache and Work
03 the Cold

 

THAT DEPRESSED FEELING
caused by the heat is quickly
relieved by just one dose ofLax-
ative BROMO QUININE Tablets.

Does not oontam‘ any harmful

or habit-forming drugs.
The boxbears this signature

 

tire you may have overlooked is
here too—~here in pleasing array.
Gingham suits or knitted suits for
women. There are the snug close
fitting sort and those that are
made on more generous lines and
give mode freedom of action and

the priceings are very modest in-
deed.

 

 

Fashion says gloves
for women.

With the dressy dresses in particular one shoul
Wear proper gloves to be in good form. They may be ha
to match your frock or in black or white. ' '

16 button gloves of heavy silk with double finger ti . .
.and heavy embroidery on backs in White, black or b0 -
llink $1.50. ‘

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shown in mode, beaver and pongee. $1.25 a pair2

 

 

for warm days.

 

Oriental Cream

Gouraud's

 

“Howco”'§rape juice has a delicious flavor. It is p11;
Iup specially for us under ideal conditions and with grea
care. The choicest Concord grapes are used.

cracked ice and a piece of lemon and you have a deligh
‘jand pleasing drink.

Pint bottles 350 or 3 for $1.

Have you tried the pure fruit syrups—orange ,
lraspberry, ambrosia punch, etc. All you have to do is to:
add seven parts of water to one of syrup put it on the leg
‘or add a little cracked and you .have a refreshing drink.
Pint bottles 35c or 3 for $1.

Basement. front.

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connections to protect from dirt. Can
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Some, reminders from
Toilet Wares section.

Ipana tooth moraine. Wfldrooc hair tonic, 48c.

 

 

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WHITE BARONET SKIRTS ..... $4.95
WHITE FLANNEL sKlRTS ......... $6.95 to $8.95

. “35'
$1.119

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sonar. RATINE messes $6.95 tosses

 

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Kolynos tooth paste, 10c.
Forhan's tooth paste, large, 48¢.
Pond’s~ cold or v cream,

2‘ I '
Por'ld’sac cold 01- vanishing (ream,
45c. '

Neet, large size, 81.

De Miracle, small, 600..
Delutone,‘80c.

Pebeoo tooth paste, 32¢.
For-hall’s tooth paste. small, 850.

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Dagger: & Ramsden’s cold cream, -,Pmdemotoothpaste. 25c.
tubes, 100 and 28c. Jumbo cream, 55c.
~ *Dass’eu' & Ramsdell’s cold cream“ 'Odorono, medium, 490.
35c and 4507 Hum 17c.

Stillman’s treckle‘ cream, (20.
Odor-om, small, 20c.

Even-sweet. 25c. .
Amolln powder, small. 23c. ‘
Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder,

”Squib, b’l talcum powder, 23c.

Amalia powder, large, 42c. -
Mavis talcum powder, 190.
Ooty’s L’Origon face powder. 850.
Coty’c L’Oflspn, compact, 89c.

 
 

 

Guam talcum powdhy 28¢. a for 350.
. (Jay’s L’Origon rouge, 80c. Palm olive shaving mam.
Pompien beauty powder. 45c. Manners shaving cream, :00.
1 Wildcoot poo. 42c.
soap, 18:0 take. gees mall aloe, 60c.
‘ 881:. De largo. 89c.
tic. Odflne, , .

 

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fetching change of dress, one more bright spot in th '

 

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Two clasp silk gloves for women. These are of hea ’
[silk prettily embroidered on back—double! finger tips an

 
 

Cooling drinks ;

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