Alan and 7 Andy eat unless you had something to give
through the deep. deep woods, them to eat. Wailie Woodpecker!"
with fairies ’u everything, stop- ii ,“I never thought or that!” said
In“? and then to speak to one or Wallle Woodpecker. as he scratched
‘ .. land creatures they chanced his head. "I never thought 01: that
use oratop in now an then to at all!”
‘~ 9‘ attach soul’s :reuy danger grow- “Then." said Raggedy Ann. "We
L the path. And. as they were,must get something to eat for them
, . at a very lovely red flower'right away!" .
hdmiring its pretty shape. they "Yes, indeed!” said Wallie Wood-
shove them. upon the stump ot;pecker. "I'll see it I can'tind. some
‘3 sharp "Rap-rap—rappity-tap,” bugs and other nice things._
like someone drumming with two “Don‘t bother doing that!" laughed
“ ' - ‘ - - (1.. 1 . 1.; » Raggedy Ann. “Both Ragnedy Andy
men the turn Raggedys walked and I can make our wishes come true.
W the stump of the tree they saw and here is a great big white musin—
”All“! WDOdDeCker sitting up there room which we can use for a ta et.
WS'UDOII the hollow wood. We'll just wish for something we wan
. Z'Are you hunting for bugs, Wallie and have a lovely dinner. m id
Woodpecker?" asked Raggedy Ann. “I’ve often wished for things. sa
Willie Woodpecker had his long claws;\\‘aliie Woodpecker. "But they nete’r,
booked in the wood or the stump and ' never came true! How do )0: mike
MI sitting back upon his short. stub; [yogerisheg cinggyfqr’ue, Ragge 3’ nn
Misti. He wore a loxely red cap and an asse Y - ‘ “
block and white checkered coat. "You see," said Raggedy Ann, iRag-
‘. y Ann and Raggedy Andy ‘gedy Andy has a wishing stick ‘nside
M396, and away oil' through the llhim and I have a. wishing pebius it;
“D. deep woods fillcd with fairies 'n , side 11131123351 we Just wish an
Omythin , they heard the same sort comes .
{otgnoise \‘gf'ollie Woodpecker had made.' "It must be nice to have all your
13de you hear it?" asked “'nllicprishcs come true," laughed_Wallie
Woodpecker. "That was William “‘oodpcckcr. ‘ “But I wouldn t care to
Wfidpecker. my cousin, sending are- swallow a DODble or a stick. They
“in
p] o my message!" must be very uncomfortable there in-
" ‘Oh, I know!"
'Andy. “You
each other!"
"Yes. that was just “lint we were
doing!" \anlie \Voodpor-kw will. as.
he flew down beside the Raggedys.
"I' had just sent \Vliliram‘ Woodpeckrr
a. message asking if he und “Vinnie
Woodpecker would come over for din-
ner today!”
"And what did William Woodpeck-
Ver say?" asked Raggedy Ann.
“He said: ‘I'll be right over just as
soon as \Viimic “’oodpeckcr gets back
tram Katydid grocery? "
"Then I 'spect they’ll be here pretty
sonn!" said Raggedy Ann.
laughed
leis-graphing
Raggedy
were to "They might be if we were not
stuffed with nice, cit-an, soft cotton!”
laughed Raggedy Ann. “But here
comes “'illiam and “'innie V‘Vood-
pecker. so I'll just wish for everything
to be right upon the mushroom table
and all we will have to do will be to
can"
As soon as he had introduced XVil-
iinm uud' \K‘innie \Voodpecker to Rag-
gedy Ann and Raggedy Andy. Rag-
gedy Ami sold: “Dinner's ready!" and
indeed it was. \Vallie, and \Vllliam
and Winnie \Voodpecker had never
tasted anything except bugs and things
like that in their lives, so you can im-
side you!" -
fl scat-roach.
x; 13h“, Looleiour. Best? J
if your are
little .defecf which you 1 age.‘~long-
ing to correctcome inand con-
sult, with Mademoiselle Nichon.
She will not only recommend
the right cream or lotion but will
demonstrate just how it should
be used. -
Every woman is entitledrto
- a clear, smooth skin andthis is
made possible by the. famous
Valaze Beautifying Skin ‘foods
and Tonics. 1‘
Voskpasta, if the complexion.
looks faded or lacks lustre the
regular use of Voskpasta gives a
delicate tint. $1.00 and $1.75
Roman Jelly an astringent balm
Which strengthens loose tissues.
$1.50 a. jar
, Liquidine overcomes large pores,
and promotes healthy circula-
tion and skin-breathing. . - '
$2.00 a bottle
' ”'jra'itionsswill Help You. 1': ,
Mfiehonwdl 350““? w
not satisfiednviih-
your appearance, or havefsome‘r'
Balm . .. . . . ,
when exposed to sun or wmd.
sins? I
syehsu Creme stays falling eye-
lashes and Eyebrows- 3156’ pro-
motes their growth. $L10Ia Jar.
Valaze Extroit, an anti Wrinkle ‘ ‘
lotion, safeguards the lines about
the eyes. , $2.50 o'bottle
Bounty Grains beautifies the
hands and face by washing.
Rose firé‘serves the, .skihL‘VV‘k
u ' ' 1 I) .
_ l’nntzess. Street. Frocks
g " ll'nle'severelyltailored‘Cost Dress’ isfavored
{Trice-Cord. a soft mate-
riel in navy? 1313.? is shown
in Some. half dozen dillerent
models. Those who approve
simplicity .in line and trim;
thing will. take immediately
to these dresses intended for
first fall wear. Some of them
are almost severe in their
strictly tailored cut and ,fin-
ish. Worn [with a small velvet-
hat and a bit of fur about the
neck a stylish cesiume would
beihad until quite late in the
fal . ‘ ' '
1A CoatDress of the “jeune
fille” typehas a panel down
the front with row upon row
of silk'HerCUles braid and this
buttons on the side from
waist to hem.-
CostumeFrock which has
every appearance of separate coat because ii 3:. :Est in
the back and loose in front with a narrow £3322. ii;a
‘ , sleeves are long and tailored to the wrist.
Other styles, all with long lines, have a H?
satin or colored crepe on sleeves and vestee,
some are embroidered with black silk braid.
All have colored washable Satin linings to zinc
waist.
of
.1 mi
"It. won‘t take themafi'ory long!" agine jus? how pleased they were
laughed \Vcllio \Voodpecknr. “lint I when they tasted such things as cook- Sun and Windproof- c o
don'tlknow what I shall give them for us with icing on them, loilypops and . ., ' . 3 _ . ness.
dinner!" ‘ bread and butter and apple butter Whmh prevents freckles, 751111 White
“Hm!" said Raggedy,.\nn. “.‘ulaybo jam. My! They all ate. and ate and burn, tan and sallowness. ‘
you should not have asked llivxm to :itc- until “'ullie. and W‘illiam and $1.10"; M];
(
l
when thr- woodpcckers hull thanked
them. the two i-lamredys. with broad
smiles
(loop woods.
po-ckwrs nodding at the mushroom in-
, . .. _' (Copyrighr 1922.
. / . 1 ' . . > . " .
'4, w‘ I w ‘ 1. . ‘ ‘0
rill
.‘ ,'
;_ “A" 1“.
Status Commissioner in this
\Vinnie “’oodnockor said they would
eat no more. and they looked so drow-
sy and sleepy. Raggedy Ann said: “You
three woodpeckers had better take a
nice nap and I will wish that the
mushroom table will be filled with
nice things when you awakeni" A‘zid.
‘Eau Qui l’ique for brown patches
or faded skin. $3.00 a bottle.
upon their faces. walked on
iown the cool pnth. through the (loop.
lillc-ul with fairies ’n
-\-v1zvil1in.:r. inviting the three wood-3
:16.
by Johnny Gruelle.
Keepsthe skin a delicate creamy-
‘Eau Verte for Whitening the skin
and relaxing tense tissues.
$1.25
$3.00 a bottle.
Mam floor, trout.
All rights reserved).
5. (USHHSSIONEIT" " ‘ .
RF.\I‘P()L\’TF.D
.‘tfifififififiefifisfifiwfififiafifififififififiw‘fififififi ,
Sizes from 16 to 44.
$39.50
Lace and Net Vestings
White and Ecru
, For the fronts of coats or swtrlters or to wear
with open dresses. These are in dainty pattern-s,
insertions and net cleverly fashioned and some have
exquisite frillings and ruli‘lings.
At7$3.00 and $4.00 a yard.
$1.00 and $1.25
Necku‘ear Section.
Blair: floor.
Readings to match,
NE“? "HA YEN.
Aug. lT.——llcrnurd
Lynch was
rennpointml Coin-.3
district.
Heavy Warm" Coats
. “I Never Thought of That!" Alaid I
‘ \Vallie “'(mdpcckor.
:y Judge E S. Thomas.
. term is for four :ccars.
today. The
STER
,, *3 icon Pure Silk
. August Furniture Sale
Red Star
, Detroit Vapor Oil
This Week Only 1-2 (311’
, EXtra Speciatl
Floss Mattresses—$30.00 Value
This lVeek Special '
,$ 1 8.95
[, BaBy Carriages
. Lloyd’s Famous Carriages 20 Per Cent. Off "
O~
probably what ~vou will ikc.
Raglan sleeves, narrow belts.
LING
backs among them.
[1-
' l
List Printed lieu-with Subsuittc‘l by;
the Nor-walk Bird and Nature Club.
$35.00
.ClleDlilRedd
[slob/idea! i3”
AB.‘BS 1‘ [’31.].
Second floor.
C0
BIRDS SEEN IN MAY. STIXE VOICE
.ll‘llll‘SAl i'.‘
lCongruss i‘Ir.
At the 2‘. uy meeting oi' the Norwulkl .
'B' d . \'- .. _ . ‘ . .gl‘amlng
ir and A dithe club it “as suggest- ring“ ‘
Ell that a list or the birds sevn' k m “MHHLW'
through the summer months he print-’
ll 5, H . . ,.
ed m the local papers. The ionowmggcrfnltinup 5.1!“? «,1. these proudmi
is the list tor the calendar ’ (
month 01“, -
)lny: , ,lion
. led :1 course ‘ - ' ‘gase
I Loon. herring gull, laughing gull. 5 (San: “any“; ;::,.:,C\n.?in in L m“: mun-
mailard. block duck. lesser scaup.- (T110 éouncil of um.“ . ‘
goideneye. Lunada goose, green llC’l‘Oll._IN.:1tions {mummv agua. ot
black-crowned night heron. greater“ 'tine m-nnx: E.» § ‘ '
yellowlegs. lesser vellowlegs spotted ‘thc “with 1“! Ldfl Great Britain and
. .‘ . -. E . u. ‘: 1 non ale :- -
sandpiper. hob white. redrshouidercd don. July 24. mole gal: igiignwle‘gi’cls
hank. sparrow hawk. blackhilled‘ax‘le-r ‘ ' ‘
cuckoo; kingfisher.
er..re(l-headedo woodpecker. flicker. OUUining
whippoorwzll. chimney swift. hum— Palestine
:12: bird. kingfish3,._ C‘i“‘sleri ily- would he one of strict impartiality.
10:; 121??!)9' wood pervee. “Pd Justice in which all traditional
Magi l-‘Cdt'gherx Muf‘Ju)‘. . rights, sentiments and religious reei‘
meadgfi’larfibonnfi odowbu-d. redwing. lugs Of the differentrraciai groups
’ . orc ar oriole. Balti- Would be. res - .-‘._
more Oriole. crow blackbird, 'late.) D(cted and. held in”;
. pur le
finch. English sparrow, goldfinch. Spa; Among the resolutions are;
\annah span-o“: chipping Sparrow, following: ‘.
its” sparrow, song sparro‘v‘ Cher-wink, .If the Mandate is ratified in its pro:
. -e-neasma gygslmflk. indigo bunt- sent form. the Executive will ask the
lug. scarlet tanagcr. burn S\\':1ll0\v.trpe GEIegation in London to return at)
swallow, rough-“-inged swallow, ba‘rlk‘as to start operations on, the spot
surlallow. cedar waxwing, red-ever] 832““ the government. 7 ' l
“1er, warming firm; yellow throaied That a Mosiem delegation be sent
.‘vireo. black and white warbier, blue- to Mecca to; carry __on propaganda.
rula Warbler,» Cape
among the Piigfims'rrom India- Tuli-
_ key, Persia .and' Egypt for the, real-
izntlon of the Arab demands. .. I
That a Christian delegation be sent
' to the Vatican in. Rome to can-yon
the same propaganda in the center
[of the Catholic world. > .’ '-
Commenting on Yrthc situation Ja-
.,_ma1 Effend’ el JHussejni',’ the “Sec-_
remry
met
. in
rats-15' and pussmi
of the
downy “'Oodpeck- written. The Earl of Balfour
in
Great Britain's policy
i 11
Cook Stoves
0 row,
we
I Black-throats
Eblackburnian warmer. blac
gwarbier, prairie
.1yeilowthroat Yellow breasted ‘ l p
. l . — . ch
1 redstart. catbird. thrasher, 'houig
vow-en, Wood thrush,
; robin, bluebird.
ovenbird,
; 7'31“? World in go coral, cumin portion;
The secretary” will be pleased 'to 1-3. 13?: Great Britain most résfiize'ethat
.ceive reports for June and July. Kind: 'Ehé;:&nili‘k-of libfil'ls'fi-Rd .méelg'eggenoe
\
' HARTFORl), Aug; 17.~’r1~.
Senate chamber in the Stu!
, Wilbbe the office of the
Commission; and todnvrpreparatio
were made to put. it 3 into shape for =: ‘
“933 beitwed . lunch” .
e formér:
e. Capitol _. fl
State'Fuel » ' ’
Just unpacked, and if you must have a coat for
an expected motor trip or for college outfit these are
3 . ' large capacious
pockets and a lmmg of cotton suetline. Afew plaid
“I'l’Uhl'l‘ION '1‘0 MANDATE l noflh~bouml hitting a. baggage 1|"le
iii—The Arab“! on the local platform and ilmuoiishing
looking: forward :it. early yesterday.
“5 opposition to Ihi‘ guilloadlilfi‘ the truck and nm‘h claimed
in (hunt Britain 01’ the Pal-
Jerusalem
a series of resolu~
‘ for
i agitation agnlnsb ratifica—
mumluie: others consider—
approvcd the Pal -'
tlllS letter from Jerusalem was.
ber'm‘e the Council, said this9
hermit film-55;. .of the Arab. 'Execufivgg midgl
,. - . ly date fists- Sfiélpburus lugthr: henntvor' :ex:er3»‘.'Pnl{~th9‘ usands;
, i N , , _: $5,311; “7.6!: would, hither shed the 7
‘ ‘ . “ ( ; . STATE FUEL COMMISS ~, i: ' , a i013 of" Our blood" Antes smuggle
, , l OFF-1cm.— - 101‘? 5 ' icr freedom than misread-the rest of
:01“ 11‘st as the slav-uss’of -_if:.hge semen ,
SVindsor type.
led inrilw engine of Train No. 98
Sew rail in on were
'to have had a narrow escape from iu~
jury. , '
A train hound south was standing
.at the station at the time and the:
Almeria-tr: Express: our was being lami-
ed from the truck.
SRANI’X‘IA‘,NE\WCR LET ,
Illa: HAIR. GET GRAY
ihe Kant. Her nor-ks Dark and Glossy.
with Stage Tea and ' '
. ~ ' k‘ ”I
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur. no one can
tell. hecnuse it's done so naturally. so
evenlyr Preparing " this mixture,
though. at homeris mussy‘ and trou-
; blesome. At- little cost. " you 7 can buy
let." any drug“ store the ready—toruse
2 preparation. improved .by the addition
.ot. other imdientg-called “Wyeth's ,
gSage and Sulphur compound." You
just dampen, a-snonge or softhrush
with it; and draw this through your
{hair taking one smfl'atrand'ath time.
By morning all gray «hair disappears.
land after another application or two
‘your hair becomes 'beautlfuilydarkeu-
.‘edrglossy and luxuriant. ; ‘ . " 3
l Gray. raced hair. though no dis-
'gmee. is-asign is; old: age; and as we
‘11! desire- a. youthful and attractive
appearance. get/busy ate'once' with
W‘yet» ‘ ;_ h's Sageg’ond'? Sulphur Com. pom?
WGHFLUXBAGO’PAIN
and look yearsyonngen—i-Adv. 3‘
r—. _
:AnsrnsoxéF' ' ~ 7" 4 7
.7 r. '2. durum FOR . 59113
.. .Hsy Eer®¢mrries wadimi’éfl’ “i
, _ _ .rFoies’sr‘ Honey anoint
soothes smiitzraix, ranging isfeelmg in;
F:
«the throw; lemmas 3
1: keep guanine,
{ _ 7. ‘ "'5otivefnue.“iBia.tsideld;7
kisserfi:fimesffifioneyfindfarsii , ‘
_ a, medicmethntm _ * "
The August Sale of Furniture
{The prices on the Living Room Sets are very :illr;l:ii\'c.
on all tapestry and. velour covered sets, cane and velour.
r Reductions on Odd Chairs and Rockers. This includes ill.1ll_\' of ll.
RCdLlCllOIlS
mohair, etc.
(D
Ythh floor.
(m Mme C0
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For Coughs and Colds. Head- i
ache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains?”
ALL DRUCCISTS
35c and 65c,.jars and tubes
Hospital size, $3.06
Better Than a Huston! Plaster
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