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The Adventures;
liuL‘gt'dy Ann and Raggedy Andy
he“ .~ [xi “Allkl'd down the path through
a. .:u p, dm-p woods very far before‘
u... ltuld the: two little old women?
The two little‘
g}: wunwn had taken R'iggedy Ann's
or! linugtd)’ Andy's lovely magical
k .-.;m;« away from them, and. be—i
-. §.,.y;:-;«ly Andy told the little old,
that one lollp-pop tasted bet-
- 1‘- ..n the other. the two little old
Y' .l..id each wanted the lolly-
. And so. they
-» . mi and scurried until both lolly-
" .l in the dirt and were steppedi
r; 217‘: zit‘tI-r
olllt’i‘ had.
made the two little old women:
started pullingf I l
. '8 hair when the two Rag-z l '
lu- \\.;1k‘3d away and left them; 9 -.
"V and they
,isn-l l'.
' cause tluvy
3“ 3"1‘93" suit] Rugged." Ann.
. hat is ustmlly the way." laughed‘
he has taken it'
)lnx'iu we lm-l lit-tier hide. 1:3:-
y Aniy!" suckested Raggedy Ann.
'mih-r some flowers;
'- uthl sew what they
Andy: for he
she mnwlrvl
. l'il slay
m1" said ‘lz'xzzmly
s \x'mnler'iuz gust what the two old
”vii wnntwl.
. lm!"
tncvt‘twr. us lip-3:
l‘. Anug'.
(*ri‘ {l both little old wom-
came up to flag-
we've
f‘thu? do you want?" asked Rag—
ilv Andy.
"WW mint two-more lolly-pops. just
9 the lit-tier one of the other two!"
‘ ;d onn little old woman.
"lint I have
Andy.
no morei" said Rag-
‘ “you took the only two
ly-pops Raggedy Ann and I had!"
nerve-l hoth little old women
_ "but you didn't have the
"hers until you had them in your
Po you can get
«are in the same way you got the
i.,‘.i‘$...
her.
“'e saw you!
Annlr'froxn her hiding place in the
‘ . flowers. wished for two great big lolly-
, * pops. These she threw right out
' VII/ll; . g;
l ,/
.741; «gr
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©ab-OM
ton!"
Ca u ght
him give us a lolly-pop!
holes in his nice clothes."
us a lolly-pop apiece!"
And the mean little
--1 .in not care for any
now!" laughed Raggedy Adndy.
“Then I'll pinch your arm!" cried
“That doesn’t hurt even
'gconl" laughed Raggedy Andy.
-l am made out of cloth and stuffed
with cotton. Nice clean white
it
"Now we will tear holes
7 t "I
‘J-r ‘ i‘
, v o
, ‘ ‘ o - a $0.
"nw the two little old women were, “I." 5“". no". and gee “hat They
in: in (‘ulCll up- with Rugged-V, ‘
:u’Lrwly Andy.
1
Sllpl’lflfivv now they are atu‘ .V at others."
the lolly-pops!
“mm" said Raggedy Andy.
lolly-pops
gi-riy anyone is, . . . _ )
lshml for tn king something which :01: Frigigd “om,m;;,a.25h.e glaVe Lag-
s not lulnns: to him, he then gcts,gL 1‘ (‘ S arm ‘1 “1 pmc 1'
"Then what shall we do to make,
him give up two more lolly—pops?”
little old woman asked of the other.
“I'll get a stick and give
whipping!" suggested’thc other.
“Please do not do that!” said Rag-
gedy Andy. "Of course, it would not
hurt me at all. but you might punch . . . . -‘ ‘
holes in my clothes with the stick if 3'0 BETTER BIEDICD‘E
it had sharp points on it!"
“Aha!” “fughed one Little 0.” wom- ham Canyon. Utah. says of Foley Kid-
an- “l‘hats the way we ,“lm make ney Pills. “I was so bothered with
“ell punch kidney trouble I could not work and
him
So, while one little old woman held good.
Raggedy Andy the other hot a Sthk- Foley Kidney Pills and they put me
> 3'0"?" on my feet and at work again." Wh"
ClOtheS. Raggedy Andy. until 3°“ 3‘“? suffer when this reliable medicine for
in
old women easily had.
meant to d° 5““ 93 the?" said. and son. Powell Corporation.—-Adv.
would have punched holes in Racze'fly
smid-
“for;
cot— 2
m mama
Andy'snice'clothes had not" Raggedy
where the two little old women could
see. ‘ , '
“I know that would make him give
‘15 a 1011Y-pop.’f the little old women
cried. as they let go of Raggedy Ann
and started topick up the lolly-pops.
But Raggedy-Ann had wished for cer-
tain kinds of lolly-pops. and. when
the old women stoopedto pick up a
lolly-pop. the lolly—pops jumped a
short distance away.
And so, the two little old women
stooped and the lolly-pops jumped,
and the little old women stooped
again and the lolly-pops jumped again.
And the faster the two little old wom-
en stooped. the faster the lolly-pops
gedy Andy. holding their sides and
laughing. watched the two little old
women chase the lolly-pops around
the bend in the path and out of sight.
'and Raggedy Ann walked away. “I
wish we each had a nice lolly-pop, one
a strawberry flavor and one a'rasp-
berry!" And. because Raggedy Andy
had a. wishing stick sewed up inside
'his cotton body. the wish came true
”immediately. and he and Raggedy
Ann each had a lovely lolly-pop. '
(Copyright. 1922. by John DuGruelle.
All rights reserved).
“'OBIAN “'ANTS “'ORK
AS )L—‘RINE ENGINEER
, LIVERPOOL. Eng. Aug. 29.——-\'i&
:toria, Drummond. granddaughter of
the late Lord Amherst of Harknoy is
seeking a job as engineer on a sea-
going steam-3r. She is a graduate of
:the Institute of Marine Engineers. and
'is hopeful of convincing the conserxa-
tive members of the Board of Exami—
ners that there is no real reason why a
on . .
e‘woman, because oi her sex. should he
deharred from spending eight hours a
{day amid clanking connecting rods in
lthe depths of an ocean liner. if this is
her strong desire.
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FOR MY KIDXEYS
That is what Frank Miller of Bing-
the many medicines I‘ tried did me no
I took just two bottles of
kidney and bladder ailmentsls so
Prompt and tonic. Still-
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OWER'and flexibility;
. the -correct range and
preportion of boiling
points; cleanness; uniform"
and dependable quality—
thcse are what you need
in your gasoline
. 7 7 you getthémdllinSoConyj " "
——wherever you buy its i
Best results—alvfraysl. a.
mama-w.
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Every gallon dependafilaveqfiliere '. 1 I
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26‘ Broadway
STANDARD'OIL co. or NEW YORK‘ '
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. in"H.1T:'j3:ndreWST&"Co: or 20 Broad
jumped. until Raggedy Ann and Rag-I
“Now.” said Raggedy Andy, as he f
' the prosecution of Mrs. Maud Haynes.
' School . dresses of
O O .
fine gmgham. .
. . The 8mg; horn pmaf' ore of old time “School days“.
wean t m 1t mth the frocks designed for the school,
oke of “(13:3 ffletlh 7 tuclli‘sdand pleafis and some witli
.. eflec‘ 9 01m '
either long or short algaesg y may 6 0088 a style With
, ectly correct—just a matter of taste.
Ginghams themselves were never prettier—What
loVely colors and. what odd yet dainty laids and checksw
Dresses are for ‘ 1S fro 6 1»
comfortably to $2,95gt1; $5951 to years and priced
Kindergarten kiddies
wear panty dresses,
’These are for the girls from 3 to 6 years. .
. And they are just as pretty and dainty as the little '
mlsses that they were desxgned for.
All sorts .of fé’ncy checks and some with pretty em-
ggcggered de 1gns worked on them. Prices are $1.50"to
Warmer dresses for ‘ .
cooler days. ’ ,
J 1151: a. tinge of jack frost in the air or nearly so some
of these nights lately suggests that the cooler days are
gust ahead. . 7
5 rs For these days you’ll want dresses of wool serge or
e ey.
If we'We‘re to tell the full story of the lo’vely' lot of
pretty styles in these fine fabrics we would weary you and
E: be far from domg them justice. Its truly a wondrous
0
~—
wing you’ll enjoy seeing these warm serviceable, sty-
dresses for girls from 8 to 16 years.
The prices run in easy stages from $7.50 to $25.
Second floor.
Silk dresses for school
and college girls.
‘ 7 There is always a measure of school society life ’for
the ngh school and college girl to which she must attain
and the vaned functions demand a dress that is in keep-
ing- . , .
Crepe dc chines, tafletas and wool tricotines made in
£1116 most charming modes—simple, SWOGt and Winsome as
L
l A. showing from which she may pick and choose a
' ess for the usual school activities as well as the dress
1 t anv socml function may demand. Sizes 6 to 16 years
gum. {0 $25. _- , .
The new warm .
coats are here.
It is a profuse showingwleaving little to be desired in
oint of style or value—there are coats with fur collars——
here are sport coats and coats of real fine firm fashion-
able fabrics to make the young girls’ eyes fairly sparkle
p—and there are dainty sweet little coats for the tiny miss
of 2 to 6 years and her older sisters from 6 to 16 priced
in easy steps from $7.50 to.$25.
1‘ - ‘Middy blouses and
' separate“ skirts. , -
Almost any sort of a middy blouse you may‘, want all
Iwhite and 'with braid or with red and blue collars and
:cufls—all sizes too. ., ~. .
The fabrcis are staunchL-the styles are pleasmg as
*7 the pricingsirom $1.5077to $2.50.. ,, 7-. fl .7 7. 7 ,, 7,. 7
lye Palmer linen skirts 6 to 16 years $2.50.
White pleated skirts 4 to 8 years $2.
0 .
Ram capes
special $2950. ems...
Some days the rain wil fall and) (Sin tape ,ma‘y give
lyour girl a severe cold—it 8i really more than an ounce of
.3 mteqfipm—it’s good big value—colors blue and red—iv
2m“ in «9,,M‘W Ave-no. a? an... an—
and know that either is per- ,
staunch Sfl‘g'BSiB B plains: 7E 2‘ s
.0 young misses who are destined to wear them- l
Boys 3 7116.16
Suits fora}! moneys—the _
in kindergartentohisbigbro "
And every suit has two ..
double service—odds a. . 1.01:. tithe
little to its cost. . , , 7
styles _ Wit}; pleated book; and b 3
For younger boys :
Double servicesuits‘ for the p, 7
New Fall mixtures andtwged
with one pair of golf trousers , '
ers—coats are. the new sport , ,;
large patch pockets $10.;to. $22 ,
Double service se'r'
, 'Blue serges fast color and all
with either yoke and knife plc
vex-ted pleats at backandr paint!" W,
$22.50 ' . —
Juvenile suits - , * 7
Two pairs of pants Mth‘Nofio
pleats both back and front or in“
have large snappy patch pockets
boys from 5 to 10 years $10 to $1 '
Basement. tron ' "
Extra. tr..~~
If you don’t want to buy f’Jo , 7 7,
school opening'perhaps an extra pair
come in amiSs. ' 7 ' ‘
For boys from 8 to 18 years
and serge. . ; .
' Corduroy trousers $1. $1.59: and
Mixtures $1.75 $250zmd$27
Serge trousers $2.25, $2.50 and fig _
Boys’ extra size and ‘Stout'trmmcr‘éi '
in mixtures $3.25 and $3375- - . .,
. Basement, front.
school ’
boy. to start. school with. A“ 8pc
percalc with long sleeve and? 601.181}
to 16. . f 7
Another special lot, Wellmad
ya peels
think your 052 as ideas
him one of these caps ,
appeal to.,h;lm.,; ; 1 1 7 _
- Tweeds and rich _ 7
some the new Radio modelj
me first...
knitted s
*sizes 6,1:0 1%- xearérpricsspeial $2-50- - a ~-
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CUBAN CONGRESS CUTS '
SALARIES 0F LEGISLATOBS
ANDREWS TO LEAVE JAIL
m ACTION AGAINST WIFE.
Will Be Taken torTrial on Request of
I y r ‘ . ‘
Creditors. HA‘ANA. Cuba.y Aug. 29.—-—Con-
. ‘ - hein overch’ar ed when it aye
NEW YOR‘Ki A“; 29.—Justice Mc- $30,551 a. year fgr each of its 24 lgen-
rGOlinW in Supreme Court yesterday ators and $12,000 wyear. for each of
ordered H. T. Andrews, former étock its 120 representatives. -- . ,
broker. 110" serving two years in Sing Unabr- anaeconomy program the sen-
Sing. to ba “k?“ from 9113011931, Fri- ate‘ has agreed to reduce its quota. b?
31? 'tgeggféfigegr 13%:ng grog; $235,000 a. year and the house bx
regfof 68 William stréet. 9 ‘ 3225.000. bringing ”the congressional
Andrews? firm, had explained that the 310.000;
broker’s testimony was necessary in " ,
Andrews. his first wife. ’ The creditors ;
have asserted that she man. partner
meet. Mrs. Andi-swarm denied
charge mudmdedhtfifl- by
THE HOWLAND _ DRY ,
- . ' . bu trto 81.718.00m This will-bring , ’
Maori ,L. Shame of Shaina ”algal-é I“; a m“, to .abontl' :
W anal-hey: for .. creditors of 321.330 a. year; anda‘representativye'to
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