all: rights reserved).
lot know how to work magic. 7"
.. 1 had not onered an answer.
’- m the Queen into a happy
drcle on the floor. just like Missus
moms when she worked magic:
:bectuoe I did not have a magic
I took the little stick from Ray-
Andy’s pocket and touched the
-:Oll the head with it'"
’It was the magic stick which the
1- » 3) gave me!" said RaggédV
-y. "Maybe it was a magic stick!"
"Was it a magic stick?" Mgedy
it asked the Fuzzywump.
“Really, I do not know!" the Fuz-
wmp replied. “I just wanted to
e Raggedy A'ndy something, so I
nicked the stick off of my mantle
and gave it to him!"
“Where did you get the stick?"
agkedy Ann wished to know. '
"It is quite a long story!" the Fuz-
mump replied. “But it you care to
ms, by Johnny Graeme.-
I cannot understand!" said
tan. as she and Raggedy
and the Fuzzy'wump and the
entwined from the house or Fairy Princess y
Win “the dwarfs. is. "How could
‘ m and change the mean havekissed her.
his such a nice person when
it was because we washed
m M White worked the
- ,' finally suggested the Fum-
lite. 'I’m sorry
Raggedy Andy.
Mt “Snow White did not say any- something which
' ' 3m did she come near the
1 when I said I would work mag-
:11! Don't you remember? I drew ( told the Fairy
that I didn‘t care for it at all. This
seemed to please
took the stick."
“What a. level
Raggedy Ann. ‘
actually escaped
ard. ""
“Oh. yes!” the
went home. The
and you should It
“I do not believe
stick! It is just a
gedv Andy' 5'"
11*i1Wxfi7wWea'
1,.
«i
0 dtliVued by repreSenmfi.es trom (“ch Sold by every druggist in every
grade. town. Only 35c. or 3 bottles for 31.00.
1'- Ic‘”‘t" , Colored figures 011 the hiackbomd “Ad"-
“It Is Quite a Long Storyl” gnVo the score each moxning. The
:1 COW”! Daniels wrote feature aim-1.5 PICKFORD WEDDING
_ yi-hear lt. I will tell _Vou!” concerning the \Vork of the boys 111111 DATE- CHANGED-
{whore while We listen to the luzzy-
‘t-ammp's story of the nine stick!"
1;;
joveryone was glad of an excuse to sit
1"One day I was walking through the
{'deep. deep woods 1111011 with fairies
land everything when I came to a
l-mnniest little house I have own seen
Fund it wv ever get out of this magical
story book. I will take you right past
the place. This runnV little house one
rhullt upon the top of a high stump
nd there was :1 1.1111101 l‘f aching up to
Ithc front door. the mom «loor was
wound and there were two iound win-
Wdowe one on each side of the door.
”he roof was shaped just like a 1mm).
le hat with a button on the top.
in I walked near the bottom 01‘ the
stump I hemd some 0111 ch out oi
one of the windows lb). .‘lo V011
' t to rescue .1 l‘-ui1V P111116: VVlio
is shut up in this little house."
“And I lookgd up and saw 11 lunn)
little man with a log nose. and two
lsht little eyes and a red (' .111 look-
‘ 1. out of one of the VV' Lndous And
N will remcmbei that at that timeI
'I always said just the opposi'o- 01'
What I meant. so I said to the funny-1
Nile-man. ‘Nol I do not wish to res-
the Fairy Princess?
“ Scents up the laddci, then"sai1l
its funny litle man. ‘So I climlcd up
the ladder and Walked in to the tie: it
Mm Do you like Pail "_V I‘ rincess-
a?’ asked the funny little fellow.
. And, while I meant rlifferent,’ I re-
_ plied, ‘No! I do not like them at all?
~- ““I‘hat's good!’ the little man said,
‘For I have a. very pretty little Fairy
One Cent 3 Ta,“
Cross in Owenton,
children in the
grades, each
the others. From
Fund. one cent a
the children and
tails were pouxin‘g
- “Yes. please t1 ll us?" mged Rug- girls “uh head‘mm that read "JOin
,: gedy Ann. "Lets sit nuclei the tree ih< Juniors and Bid the Town of LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 27.—_The
This added V'ig'or to their date of the wedding of Marilyn Miller
liats.‘
zictixities and ll¥
And, as they had 21.11 walked for a. “oaks 513 rats had been killed with screen, has been advanced from An:
“I“ distance an“ leaVing Snow honors going to a fourth grade g,“ The announcement was made by
“White and the sum 1111113 11“ 111:. “h" killed 5‘
‘ The most significant part of the Jacks mother. Mrs. Charlotte Pick-.
+15de rest .mti- rat campaign
1‘ “Well?” began the 1‘ uzszum (enraged the children to organlzti for the Wife of Dougliis Fairbanks.
p, “l et' a Clean Our T011111" mou-mént,
besides the great
the tOVVn of the rats known Spreaders LEAVES CHICAGO.
.1 funny little house. It was. indeed. the fsz1fr,e,:t§:1.?1:11l§:m‘ diseases “hiCh
.______..__ __ » \Ici‘ormick fiancee of Max 0881'.
n]; ROTHSCHHJ) 5‘13], Sniss horseman. todaV VVas enroute
NE\V YUR K. Ju
l‘\\ de Rothschild
. (in Rnthscbi” l1: 1.,1 of ”If, fumous‘ porters as to her intentions, she so id.
I}: othechild familv . ‘
sued for 5500111111 damages in St.1tr~ questions VVl1h Vnu lm sorry.’
Our
111 i1 es.
Vi lien 3'11}
Were circa 11 V'
( nme as
Princess shut. up in that closet and I
Mend selling her to the first circusI
flan who comes through the Wt'oods
, t is a good ids-1191 replied. mean—
j. , " that I did not 11111111 11 was. '1
”as you for shutting- the pretty little
Princess up in the closet!’
""l‘m very glad to hear V'ou say
h he said to me. ‘I’Ve got to go to
eating at the mag: 12 Vvorkeis to-
“ lit and I want some one to stay
“him and see that the Fairy Piincess
not escape while I am aWa}. " I
“,‘I will stay and see that she does;
escape? I told the little man, I
. 1 , 'all the time. that I VV011 1’
'that‘she did escape. l
entire you six pennies to Watch
’ the little fellow said. I
he gave me the pennies and.
' his coat and climbed down the;
4
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' — a FURNiSHERSy
-, m1. Who Know"
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“I out emf-Sofia am for a
1 long, longtime to make sure that he
had got for enough away. then} un-
locked the closet and these was the
prettiest. the loveliest, densest little
I had not been a *Fuszywump. I would
ed that am would not be veryrpo»
cloaet door and let you escape!’ I told
noel” said Raggedy Ann, after her. The pretty little Fairy Princess
‘ laughed a little tinny laugh and went
to a little box behind are ”no?!“
picked up the stick which I gave to
is the funny little man's wi‘te, ook
away from me. and you may have lt!‘
“-‘I would love to have the stick!’
an I do not want it. so it is. Rag-
“1A” right'" Raggedy Ann replied QUICKLY REIAIE‘ED:
ut all the same. I believe it had
mean Queen into a happy Queen!"
Ruthless “more
The chairman of the
g1 tde Competing with Sweet Dreams seems to work With
Offers Values Greater Than Ever Before
i
1
Again this great home fm'n ishing insiitu inn demonstrates i
that. high grade qualiiv furniture can be so d .11 the louest I
l
1
into this great 5'11.) at 15 to 30% (ii comm: £10111 priccs that
111111 (1' ill" importance of1his V ondcri'ul opportunity.
1
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Vantage 1f this money saving Oppul‘tlillit". I
1
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01: could 4magine. 1:
but then I remember-
that I unlocked the
“Here, she said. ‘18
Weente Wizard (that
Princess, meaning
her very much; so I '
adventure!" cried
Xl‘he Fairy PM Supreme Court. today. by llarie P0?-
he
from w m quet, a. French girl. who alleged s
ee 0 Wk. came here last spring upon hisprom—
Fuzzywump replied. ice to xgirry her and .that he has
“She just thanked me and new away, since refused to fix a. date for the
and I climbed down the ladder and marriage.
neit day you two A statement issued by the defend-
tor
‘E-a‘if'ifis “me ““8 “d m the sexiness? $231.3”...
"I - a
S lsfiufifnfiijtgcéau Raggedy Ann French nobleman "denies most stren~
“Perhaps the stick is a magic stick .uously the statements of the plaintiff.
eep it!" and says that the claim that he ever
.10h nqu‘ the Fuzzywump laughed promised or contemplated marrying
her is absurd and without the slight-
“ can be a magical est foundation "
common twig' ADY- ~ .
AXNOYANCE FRO}! DIOSQUI'FOES
‘ ream 'onderl‘ l M ito
with changing the Sweet D gauged). n 051!“
And Ragga” Ann Was quite right Why suffer annoyance from mos-
- M quitoes when a little Sweet Dreams
JOIY‘ Tn]7 JUNIORS AND sprinkled on your bed-linen Will in-
RID THE T0\VN o ' sure a night of restful sleep? ,
~ FRATS The experienced who seek restful
_. ' ' buy Sweet Dreams.
mu“, Resultsin slap inVarxably
m Owentnwn K, It instantly becomes a dependable
friehd.
Junior lied . . .
K, .. organized the A friend who once betrays you
public School by loses your confidence forever. and
the Junior Service this fact in mind. All night long.
tall “as 0,“,er to \thn mosquitoes are troublesome.
for two Weeks rat try Sweet Dreams. No stains—no or-
into Headquarteis. {ensive odors.
the end of four of the stage. to Jack Pickford. of the
sum. 1 to, July 30.
“as that it 9“. ford. also mother of Marv Pickford.
”2.-.; of nddmg MISS M'CORMICK
CHICAGO. July 27 -Miss Mathilde
1“. 36.__mmos Plen- 10 Ne“ York. Bombarded with ques-
Son of Baron 1111111 51 tions from 3. 11111111101 01 nerspapei' re-
of France. \Vus' Im Fm” I cannot discuss these
Mid-Summer Sale
1 st 011 to consider that our entire «.1191; in thrmVn
‘1
the lowest .111011 you begin to haVe some concep- I:
1
soon as pmsible if W1 11 would VVish to like 11d-
'vivvv'v'vv-
will find Pictures. all marked with July Sale tickets,
tastes.
A Group of Sewing Tables, the “flanks. Wash
who were experts with the needle in the long ago,
Martha Washington Tables.
35 PinS, tape, snaps,
darmng cotton, thimv lighter efiects, land-
‘ble, needles and many-
other needed accesso- scopes and figures.
ries for the guest room '
gathered into a stfilfl, . Prices begin at 5 cts,
fgilled :3:th m a and run to 15, 25 and up.
- Nice for a Whist prize
or shower- Exhibit in front ves-
-- ‘ , . m, 11.... tibule.
‘ Mm‘ ' PM ' Skirts
. for him he
mammal-inanimvyblueandow .
hagen,withorwithout waisttops. Sizes Bio 18 ‘
Were $2.00, Wandfifil Now 75. 315011115
whom Skirts on hands, splendid for .
Tor beach wear. Sizes-61:0 12. Were $2 00
' Now 95 e;
Junior D99“, 99cm log"
-. ' . Tempting Home. in China
4"" Emmi Tea Sets, 17 pieces, three color eff
pink, blue and green with plain band doc-”111$:
regular price $10.80.
$8.75 sale price
Japanese Lustre Tea Sets, 23 pieces. 1111-1111111,
plates, three colors, orange, yellow and him 11-11113.
whoa...“ . ..
. One Certain Room price $16. 50. .
Where Tempting Articles of Furniture are shown , $13. 50 sale pnce
Gold and white “teacups and Saucers, Ann-111111
The casual 8110131391 might DOt find 1t “1&5 She porcelain, White with gold line, regular $1. 70.
asked for some article contained therein. There you 5 for sgl, 39 sale price
many artistic. things in the way of prints and photo- 3356”“
gravures, reproductions of old and famous paintings, _
subjects of pleasing character to suit individual "
Thennonor, icelecs refu'gerators
'An earthen receptacle with cover 11'}: ioh keeps
food fresh, sweet and 0001. No we or c-hc-n 11 air to
ington”, the “Priscilla”, the “Mary Ball” and other quired. 113 two sizes.
models which were the favorites of Colonial Ladies, _ Regular $6.00 for $5.00
° $7.50 for $6.50 5
were $32. 50 for $2950 For the Household
Colonial Sewing Tables, with drop leaves, sev-
' Wax (h! F'ln'nitln‘e Polish, re . 65 «is for 500a
era] small drawers, ”VII-h. pedestal supports or with W “s S i g Powder for bathtubs g .
four tapering legs, were $43.50 for $39.00 0,. other porcelain ,work r 15 1-1: for 10015,
, were $29.00 for $24.09 Babbitt’s _,'Soap Veg. 7 010128618?
were $14.50 for $13.00 0010111111 Fin-1111mm P011511 reg. :11 1-1,.- 1111- 23 1-111
Firm Sewing Cabinet with inlaid work on 8.0 0. SAluminum Cleanser, rec. 3:14;: for? at:
doors, a very capaeious interior to hold much large m’e‘l’ 3:632? ,‘fi: $031.
- work ' was $59.50 for $63.50 mam ELLE-151:1; 1'111 21 us
-- Sewing Stands, one large drawer, Park City Toilet Paper, fine tissue 1 0m shoc-
were $30. 00 for $27.00 rolls, 3:13;? as
Pr' 11111113 were $21.00 for $19.00 ' ' 't H
is ' tends, small and may be carried about,
were $11.00 for $9.75 . Bed§Pread5
. were :15 8.75 for $7.75 r' Colored Applique on " Gaolchet Spreads 1‘11:
‘ - ' . _' ' l't ,- of un— 1:00 wavy qua 1
TBICPIIODC Tables Wll’h Chan's film $335111; attrac— kind all practical 111 use
or Stools to accompany them tive patterns, 90 x 100. éfigershgiffifima :5?
In\ Mahogany, Walnut or Oak. were $830 extr; size. 7
Were $27. 50 for $24.50 Were $28 00 for $2500 for 36-50 Regular 5'3 7-7
Vi- ere $33. 50 for $30.50 “"0112 $15.00 for $13.50 were $9.75 for $8.00 for $3 25 - 1
Third floor. north ’ ' T U
Guest Room Bouquet Fans From' Japan Toilet Luxuries Cut G ass
Very new . ' for Warm Weather - one lot of Vases. Berci
1 ~ - BoWls, Su 3-1 all
Vigil: a mgguéfilg’ Quaint wars Of “0‘5"“ ““19““ Face lglimmer-V. Napgiee 3011
made up with all the paper and silk, in dark Powder, metal case, Bon Disélesllam Nag;
- " ‘ 11 1117-21 ‘ ,
necessary articles, such brown, green, blue and $1.00 onnaise ow s 1
cut glass. Reg. 111'31'93
Lemon Soap for $8.00 to $10.00.
bleaching the skin, ' $7.00 ea.
6 cakes 25 cts Heavy Gut Glass 3011
G 0 1.3 y ’ B S a c h e 1;, Bon Dishes, Compotes,
- Vases and Sugar and
Jacquemmot, Rose, Creamers. R951. “we:
L’Oregon, Styx ' ‘ $350 to $5.0”-
$1.00 a bottle $3.25 ea.
- Main floor. 1"...1‘ 1 iii-ELL ~
.mm 11530661
5 new «sassy oveasuasCRIm-zs “The lead taken by the state of Newl
QUOTA lN WOOD-ROW WILSON Jersey in oversubscribi'ng its proper-
FOUNDATION CAMPAIGN. t'mn of the Woodrow Wilson Founda—
PHONE 113
f
.103 Water St.
' "2 so. sci-walk
3 NEW YORK, July 27 -anltltint§3é 32:31:11: hmgifimélhchxfgfisgfim was maintaining its lead in the nest cu: Pomological 5”? ‘3
.{g’g‘eveu Iii-Egg? $23“? 3:110: an in whose honor the fund is béing rats
Instanced today that the state of New. ed The people of New Jersey knew
.- Jere-43v had ovemubs’crlbied its quota. ihe “£15318! President first as a pro-
- - of th 00 being raised to
mfisestwamoiggngmtingulshed l as pros dent of Princeton, and finally
, lie service thereby winning first hon- '15 Governor of the state .
era in the mos among me stated to “This spltndid contribution from
1m3£§gete greg- Wmfifi; chairman the people of the State places New
e . amen ,
. or New Jersey, sent word that the ‘W‘ilson- Group of states which i
Sigh had raised $50,262.49 against a voluntary aaso elation of states 11133:;
‘ emu 35cc #353,099 weighed to it. - -
113‘: Roosév’élt ma thyme
pha'd Won first plaoeiing‘: sentire list - '
. _ ~ ' . .- of states being the first/t0 completely
W subscribe its Promrtion of the Ian-.1. l
lion Fund is most fitting," 11111- Roose—
:esecr in Princeton University, then
.amount of money subscribed. having ed a' 08011“ Beam 3‘3“?“ “ ‘
Jersey’s emmple very shortlv and re- CONNECTiCUT EgMOi—C C"
port the complete subscription of their 509‘
allotments. ”-
Mr. Roosevelt said that New York NEW LONDON. 11111 275; "‘1‘“
already raised nearly $150, 000. The attendance of about 4 1 111 V "I"
total fund, he said had been apprOXi' {milks-1 , (11:6
motel}! seventydive per cent. suh- 1331.111ng was indulged in a] .111-
scribed leaving M" 525.0300- still to dinner enjoVed. At 2 01:11 XE
'be raised. 2111'. Roosevelt said that meat was {akin ‘0 I‘M“ W1 .-
oontributions 11mm persons who de- Norwich to inspect 11.57 ‘1‘ ‘
sired to participate in the founding 0f of .b “1132-0011110“ l’
,—, (‘4; lit.
lit ,11'
Jersey at the head of the tic-called
societies;tvitlr1
,, 1w Jersey
the Woodrow WJlSon Awards were nggyn Severn] brim
be:- -ng received hy'the Chairmen of' the» ‘deliveredm ~ by Dr. Vi. r.
respective statesasmiell as at national N yen, stale (- :
headquarters at the 1111111150 335511.11 H. Stoddard, or the Com .- ;-:-.
Street, New York. , r me1 Station, Gem-"(H.QHa oi
ofGreenwich, and H 31
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