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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 24, 1922 · page 2

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new or third”. 86 on, m oldfiL l" “I ' ' “ :mAGfifiE 6f Sm Bid! W‘
the prosecutors in the egg“: . ” . ., ' h J: $.31»? ny and “up!
...-...... ”“°’°.mm"‘°‘°*m‘ 7x26" ’ ' ' "3"" Often one d . '3
* _ . -.- -_ 4 c - W . Charla F. make 0‘ “Ragga ; 7' ' ‘ , , ’ ’ ’ " ‘othfl. fumihu'e d ban Odd bed to Combine 325
'lce thing about the Winning hie!” new White replied: "1 chwfg an mod-*0 “I %;°‘f1§ be“ one or . 1 .1 ; . P iced 1: 1 , . an t e mOdelS here 135th '“'
Vin-the back garden or the lime the Queen away a few mantel m- a Cum“ ‘ ”duality. . . ~ , «3"- ' that Will be appropriate in a v 11 . are Sail
; . piece was that the Whiriing the puppy dog said. than mentioned I1 or a“ “alumina! . 7 j, _ ll) AC‘USC and will ,1.
'w 9 whirled round 1nd round just "Then she won't be hock min to. The next firm ‘ win came in _ .dfessemgureaus and Chairs ‘ Ni
, match-round without having Gail" laughed Gmnnle._ "So I will court in this can; ‘Mmmm '3' ._ 3‘.% _ , ‘ . . 1
. x i to make it go. take 011 these old clothes! How is the September-18. and ,t _ . .~_ * . ' : = 1m Emmeled 30d, fill size '
’ 3 2 . ' ki vine and mid bemde in the very new . . «- : $36.00 :1
rfi when Raggedy Ann, and Rag- dre-P'bushv and thefim" “5 , ., *‘u ’ . .. w .,_ , M hon. W - . . W32“
.' my, and the Fuzzywump and the shoe tree this morninz? the NM " "“7‘ *3; ’ " " ;‘ ”my W Bed, full file 1 -
em,“ m upon the Whining Granule asked of Snow White. WValle lace pe- 7 f t _ . : n. P Hill hcad 3-33
110'. Snow White would aav. “They are just loaded With pretty. John n, at 9th}! 13:131ng ’thfl ' ‘- ~; 00 ’ fmél' prlCe $32.00 flows
.. 3’” ‘around, Whirllng Jmneyfu things," said Snow White. as one open- ported to the mm at on Ely avenue 1 3 i .1 * m M th ~ . ; . 30%
'x the W’hlrlin‘ Jinney would whirl ed a gate and ‘1" Walked P943“ mm '1‘“? Mn“ mu ‘m an mm the . W1 paneling Cf birdseve m1 le
,- the muucabox DIaYEd lovely another garden. Snow White helped on mum-m I 5' h h asked ., g “i“! finished f -1 = 7‘1 ‘p ‘ “C
’ ‘ Grannie select a be'i‘ufiful new dress red! of the car. ”if! ' an e - y - OTHECI' pike 51,001) new $309

_. -_ ' "Thou, when they wanted the
‘ ,nrllng Jihney to stop (for you know
£ ftley were playing tak up tickets).
, jaw White would say. “Stop, Whirl.
-, fir Jinney!" and the Whirling' Jinney

V, fine of the an: Snow White play-
, amt ahe woe the ticket man. and
_ We: Rama! Ann was the tick-
? 3, t m, or Raggedy Andy or the Fuz-
2m was the. ticket man. . ’
“I"! a lot of fun. for a Whirling
Jiuhey cannot be round in every one's
m arisen. .
The Fuzzywump's cross-eyed puppy
61 (who really was not cross-eyed)
,f‘ 1 id not care to ride upon the Whirl-
intrflnney, for he liked to bark at the
.r {mini-tor tree and frighten the
‘ mnkfurters into dropping upon the
ground so that he could eat them.
4534 just because the F‘uzzywump's
puppy dog had been barking so much,
.1 flaggedy Ann. and Raggedy Andy.
andthe Fuzzy-wump and Snow W’hite
paid no attention to the puppy dog's
home. when he ran around the house
birking as loud as he :ould.
rTh'e puppy dog had heard the little
Gnomes‘ front gate squeak and he
knew that someone was coming. "I’ll
pet-a nickle it's the mean old Mingus
Queen returning to harm pretty Little

.Snow W’hlte!" the puppy dog thoughtl ,Thf‘ rcport also

:13 he ran around the house. "If it is. ,91‘30’77‘9’" of 3 national divorce law to C1053 out.
I'll nip her heels this timejnstcad of ,‘Vhinh “1” provide uniform laws {0" m no“
just barking at lie-r!" 'lnlnrriagt‘ and divorce through the. '
The little Gnomes' fromL gate had 17“""4 States. It says "”18 * B ' T ' l
hirdly stoppccl squeeking when the {noble-minded and morally vcous w argalns l’Ol‘ hl‘lfiy HOUSEKerf

Flizzywump's puppy «log rczuchml there
and saw a quccr old woman coming

from the dressbush and stocking to
'match» the dress from the stocking
vine and a pretty pair of slippers from
the shoe tree. And Raggedy Ann. and

 

her her neme.‘ and whether she was ,
hurt. she ran away crying. Theglrl
on Victoria Humane or 3 Laura.

 

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Raggedy Andy and the Fuzzywurnp
were so surprised when Granule
changed her clothes and combed her
hair to see that ’she was the prettiest
old lady Grannie they had ever seen.
i "I believe I had better make a. lot
'of doughnuts before we start to play
again." Granule said. with a. sly wink
at Raggedy Ann. and. as this pleased
Snow White very much, all trouped
into the Gnomes‘ kitchen and ate the
lovely golden brown doughnuts with
powdered sugar on them as .fast as
Grannie could make them.
(Copyright. 1922. by Johnny Gruelle.
All rights reserved).

CHURCH ASKS
FOR UNIFORM
DIVORCE LAW

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during the home chaos. The root
of HM family problem lies in the lack
of religion in the home, the. report

says.

recommends the

ought to be prevented from propo-

erinl: ”it‘ll" 'kind" and urges that

 

 

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rumors W10 smegma mew omit-:9:

 

 

7 :Vbutton: length,
'7 double tipped } fingers
’ limdParis point stitch-

"cd‘backs. Gmd‘quality

sin: in white, black,

, pongee‘andrnastic._

Spec-l $139 .
Kid Gloves in a well
known French make,
‘two. Clasps, in Paris
point and heavy em—
broidered backs, over-
- stitched fingers. Very
~soft and pliable, in all
sizes but not all‘colors.

‘ $13 '

:7 We, Bah, plain finish,
: .: Samemodelin Mahogany $48.00

48.00

with

 
 
 

Beds in Colonial Period Styles

Windsor type, low 4-posier with spool tu

tops 0f head and foot boards, charming _\‘
style, ‘ was $51.00

Wind-cried, “trundle-bed” model 1

was $37.00 now $3”,

Colonial more, some with “acorn" or "p335 1

pie” tops on posts, scroll head and footlmrds:

some with heavy turned footrails. ‘

Were $46.00 now $40.00 Were Silo normal I.
Were $28.00 now $25.00 Were Mil ‘-< = now $35.0

, Were $34.00 now $29.00 Ware ‘2\ ...

Many of these are low modelszo accmnrr:

' . low ceilings. Both full size and twin "rec? '

min; i

,3. . l" 5-
L 3 Elliot; ,

now $450; '

 

Electric Irons marl-e by the makers of :1; ' -

 

. - ~.. .- » ,h‘nlil: . t'“ ate. in . . z - . . ., .
“38:33 310‘ lune v ...oix‘ns “111111;? ,H‘” to 91:12:;12’3" lnnjr; (:33:ng Amber Beads These are full nickelcd in 6 lb. Size.
" ar '. .arx'. .le 'uz:t:‘ 'x 1 s - ~* ‘ * ‘ - “- - ~ 7 _ 7
puppy dog cried. forgetting in mg L.\‘- , ih" action of the anlwth Confer- , Thermopak Jars for carrying ice cream ; f_. , -
citement that he could talk as well a.- j' 9M;- It]! declining to coumenanco mm; m m Buds “'ill keep eold for some time. 7n :5 . '
anyone else. and instead. just yelling N 1‘ “0 . _ ' 2 L m c,- ‘ l _. J
in puppy dog language; "I'll n‘lp your“ 'l‘h‘o (1:022:31 DTSM illlli‘ faultih of Mlantly cutugi'adu- TL“) _ . 3,

7” ."uii‘. ' l . ‘0 k1 p! i _~ 4-— . n , ;. ' . , .__

mm. . n u l o o « mu... ated m 20 ill-ch léngth. Soup Stock or Preservmg Pots of grey . ..;.:,»; '

The queer Old woman comr-
on towards lln- litt‘o Grionlvs’
and did not oven [my any atlcnlion to;

right .

houeo

Viriifi- leadership" than those of any
i‘rccdom with which youth was left
to follow its own liq-vices during the

 

Regular price 310.00

 

heavy tin covers. In 24 qt. size. Reunion; ~

 

 

the Fuzzywump's puppy dog. Not ' WV”; has M” a stain upon young {non i 59°C“ m Electric Coffee Urns nickel Ple‘texl “will”
oven Who‘ll llc" lllppml llcr lit-PIS. This (in women. . . . ‘ ‘ 2..“ , ‘ 4,! so .7 . _
,, 1 .. . o 'l r: ‘ .2!
ear-prised the 1-‘uzzywump‘s puppy5,5,1‘:,‘.0P‘,(‘§ :1 Calllliillgilhzlclicson or GemuneAmber,larger 51x \. 1P 517.6. Betcha”) a".-. ‘)
dog very much. for he had never llli-t : .1r . r4 . . u mean 5 op of this - . Electric Toaste‘s ill) “ 3' n... M‘ 73 l ' " "’ “ ‘ "\A
. . . . , 41i<‘.<‘PSO. stated that llm (‘l‘ll 1‘0! )1 1! Size rad ated 4 . l , k Am ”“1 L LdllQ, w”: A l n
in} onc- “ho lll not . .. t. '; ' . l ‘ " l U In 2 ‘ ‘ l ‘ ' '7 ”A
‘ ( ( “H" r) ( ”p,':x\rro-l a uniform divorce law. fllivl ! g cord and plug. Rp‘mfiafl" 5...“) ht My:

when their llt‘t‘lS wr-rc nipp wl.
so the I-‘uzzywump's puppy dog sat

rim thc only aroma-ls or what the

 

 

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inch length.

Round Willow Clothes Hampers. '

 

‘ s .( q .. _ fl church will countcnainco divorce will ' . , :,.1 ~. . 1 ,._ ~ ‘
gg‘glsuhgndmpgfthilingktlflgdmt:illliizri‘c l": il'lllllfiry1 lishor’ Acheson also , ,. Pllncg 01.3 m": m m 8m. 3. ' WORWUVC 0' lb. Regu’ar Price $15.00 ’ tum! large SL45- I‘L‘:“-:ir-.‘ $5M 5" ‘ - ,
The old Womnn knocked -it the little: nrrr-wi with the report insofar as it funk"! Oil mum‘ m m‘ h. it " m.“ of the Kt“ 0' l - Flat TOP Toaster StOves ““1" LE 1565 x’gllicr m ;. '
Gnomes' from dam. Wm‘ , 1.} k‘ f"'*“9"“ ”1“ modern youth. saying 4“” ‘94 in addition m ten (but hoover m or ever will he unmade f M m ,_ ‘ 1 l‘ "'1 l " 1'5" ‘ " “ ‘ F0 :5;
“Crack! Crack, Crnckm] d .. '7 . ..H“ young mom, of today are a to Mrs. Oscar timer-Mn. in com or her unmet-mom to the com " or a ””W‘ "é“ ary $3“ ' 'T M

“It isn't the mean Queen!" said lht’!‘

PIT‘HS’ llnc crowd.”

 

trarr. Prince Roomm- an that he in a nominal; not In: Italian. l

 

 

7 .Only a lilnitcd numé

Fancy Straw Hampers, round or Square: Eargc size

DUPPY dog out loud. for tho moment. be;- 356 nlal‘l)‘ $610”)

1!: Ra‘nilplinglnrli‘e old \ro'llllan: linnl' __,f -.__- .._.__ ’ Of th ' Soap Dishes, hcavv while enamel on brass. for sink or ‘
‘ 1! “:3 no in lur-s\:1,g - - I : 1 1 3 . .. . Q I " A.

Puppy dogs have a. way of knowing Jew gifting-lor- room “he. lugularl) “INC For LL

when)" they mm. m... u wry,“ In. Soap Dishes of white enamel on steel Wire, for «”33:

fore. no mutll-r liou' tlir‘s' may
their faces or put on disguisws.
\ “Were you speaking to me '3" asked
the old woman. ;

“I said. you “'c-rr not the mr-nn old
Queen I am sorry 2 rat I nipped your
heel!" .

“I didn't know you nippml ill" will
the old woman with a chuckle. “I
heard you i-zirking‘ :1: me will-n I came

change

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Mid-Summer Sale

A most remarkable event. We are certain you never saw better Values

than we are now offering. It’s a great opportunity and you should take advan- “ll
tage of same. Every article advertised is just as represented.

 

 

 

DRESSY GBORGBTTE, POKGBE OR
CREPE DE CHINE WAISTB

Regular Price $5.98 to $8.50
l Mid-Summer Sale $4.98

 

MIDDY 31.017838

:1 wonderful $1.25 value.

Henry white twill, excellent for vacation use:

Mid-Summer Sale 98c

 

WHITE SILK PETTIGOATS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pie Knives
Sterling Silver Bundles
l" Nice for gifts. »
it $1.00 speem

Pierced silver, bright
finish. ,Were $5.25

 

§ 6 BEAUTIFUL WAISTS STYLISH VOILE WANTS Regular-iv 50 cts. E33};
All New This Season—Regular $1.98. Long or Short. Sleeves—~Regular Price $2.93 1; $4.00 A - ' ' .M "5
Mid-Summer Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.49 Mid.Summer Sale 3 . . _ . . _ . . 1 1 1 , $1.98 l Bonfilrlour Shim 0f heavy tm‘ thum ‘ For ”.3 U5.

 

Casseroles

pvnl or round. Silver

 

 

or bathroom. Regularly 60 (315.
Wall Towel Racks, haul \h‘qu,
50 cts.

Dunlap Silver Blade Cream Beaters, complex. .~,;:_: ‘
Regularly $1.08

Gas Stove Toasters, round cone center stj'l
slices at once. Regularly 30 cts.

Yacht Mops of white cotton for Wet use. i}.- 7‘

_ > A: .9-
50? .75 ..o

 

with six arme.

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Fflf .0? Is:-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fruit Prmos or Potato Ricers, steel frenn :.

 

 

Androok Ovens

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Double Panels, Rem” Price $3,953. -. wane BAm'rx remeoms ' iplat’ed. pierced frames T0 “53 for 5m?“ bak’ hggfo‘ 1M
. .Mid-Summer Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.49 1‘; gflshmhrf‘meg’d Sialiepkgeg‘fl“ $1.89; ,flvijhvpyrex linings. mg on top 0f 0‘1 or gas vanized. '
rm BROGADE BANDEAUX 1 “mm“ at? ,' ' ' ‘f ' ' ' _ F: 45.00 . mnges' Regulilrh 51-35
- 3 . l . - Latest Model. Regular Price 50c. COTTON CREPE momma ‘ Fag“; [$5.25 . . 65.35. For 98 cis-
“filler-e You ;m?§§‘ $1,355?" Askt‘d a Mzd.Summer Sale . _ . _ , . _ _ _ _ . . . _ _ 29c Regular Price $1.50. - . 7‘ l .. “'5 "~‘ fluln'aoor. ' 11 Buement. 8356”“
‘ Mid-SummerSale....-.:»..........98c {l p '
In the from gate and I know that STEP-IN DRAWERS ' ~ \ ‘ ‘ , "‘
33mg ‘1’?" '2‘? “m 5° 1 “W m . Fine Batiste-Regular Price $1.25 (impairs Remus l L‘s-fl *7: :m D 0? mad (0
uwou no item-l" . ‘ . ' l ”
”T3,, mm”, ”,1 ,,;,,.,,m.s pm Mid-Summer Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c And. Play Suits—Regular $1.25 .- ' ' W at ,'
og verylnuch and he coughed 'to ’ _ . ' ‘ ~ ‘ ' ‘ ~, _ ,1, ' ' ‘ 1 //
fixihtliofiaglfffKigali"zmr‘r‘g‘v’her: 1:1": ll '2: \Vonderful Assortment of Mid Summer sale ' ' ' ‘ ' ' "‘ ' " ' ' ' ‘ ' . 796 r" *w ' "fl”w CE
“The little. Gnomes here 1:02: into ' WOMEN’S HOSE . u I WORKS Slit HOSE ' NATE) ’ GUW~PW DOWN MINE DISTURBANJ
the forest to work." replied the puppy Including the Fashionable Camel and Nudé Odd pairs of discmtifiued’hmubers home over . ~ ... =5 . . '7' ‘

dog. "And Snow \X’liite. and Raggedy

shaded—Regular Prices $1.00 to $1.50 1 ,,,

 

wood Ronni-r411: And:- ““T‘ the- FET‘
. mump are imyin . ' -
menefln 1 g on the Whirl
“Oh. that is nicer” cried the old
”03:3“. ‘fSnow White has company!
1,, run around . ~' '-
* rimming Jimmy .1013? Hal upon the
. ""IE isn't: much font" the puppv dog
new. “I'd rather imk at tho frank-
arter tree!" And when lieJaml'Yfié/
M woman came around the house he
Md "Will you please shake down '1
m. frankfurtr-rs?" and the old wom:
up laughed, and threw her Hick n
23:15th the “tree and knocked down eight!)

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

Mid-SlimmerSale 79c

CHILDREN '8 BOX

Regular or 3-4 Lengths, Plain and Fancy TopS.‘
Formerly 59c and 65c '

Mid-Summer. Sale .... . . . . . . .l . . . . 49c

 

hold less thallfilflfl. somehave hm
Mid-Summer Sale . . . . . . . . . .‘7. .'.-. 790

Children ’s Imported . -
Fancy TapfirReg‘uléxhiseii‘Qe-
-Mid-Summer.Sale '.'. ...

 

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f’lrankfuricrs for the u v
Thank you!" sold the ppirpppv (110‘:
“When Snow ‘Vhlte saw the queer
omen. she stopped the \Vhiriing
and run and threw her arms
,her. "Hello. Granic!" Snow
laughed. And she introduced
to ‘Raggedy Ann. —
y and the Fuzzy-trump.
_;new the Queen was coming:
morning.” said Granule. “So I’
a over to that} could get here-
. we came. What are You plain"-

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

..“ - . we are sellingw
“Jlnney‘ Gil-an:

 

FMOY ammo lemme . ‘ ' mmocm
.~ All Rubberu—efiegular Price $1.50 Sui-31,333“ Aécegséries Redueed at
l Mid-Summer Sale . . . . . -. . . . $1115 ' . mmm ,, 7 7

 

 

 

 

 
 

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