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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 13, 1922 · page 5

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ham "hf-“€701" we wish to pick flaunt" :
lax-,4 {he yboth kLWd Ram'sly Andy.
:Thel Raggedy Ann mad}: another
axfish. and anfiy Andy made anoth- ;

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huh: old “3m- 0r wish and lhvn: stand rue mans.
. .a-i thanked llwitlushos. One in 3 Earn". Hue lard;
E .. ‘w- :n sllf‘h a meal huclwt. and tlw clher m a larx‘v‘ “L;
h n. 2*: gm: in {rent M : low lard bucket: and. upon {he hash-5
,pu — l ‘: gss. gmw red. and gcliow. and pink.
~* :2» 39.212}:va liamz‘dyéaml blue. and purple. and gum-.1. mulg
A . 1 3: may. "\Ve {or-lumk um: white stacking:: and my»:
, v .5 r. a‘ t :1 w;- gau} _\ml Ilw lull)- ? rwrs‘ "0h. goodlc!" (‘rlnl Elm two?
_ l! h .l- y. .m! if 30': wow-l ilkr. “0! funny. little old wmnrn. "Now wof
n '1} x;‘.- 5m; .1 02‘ :m‘.» thmgs!" icm lune nmv (ll-masts. aml :xrw lmls.§
“Uh. “e \n‘lzlvl luxv m haw: )mx ;‘.‘.‘1l lww stm‘klmzs and mw slums:
gut: 71s f‘:-- ' ‘u‘a- things?" thv two 'l‘uu‘3 \vlzvnnxvr we wish to pick :hvm!" aux-lg
n). ' \ Mal mom”: 5 ill. "Hill. qué'llwy both kixfiul Raxx‘uly Amt :nnl‘
i 1mm- .m :l -;< flu:- l.-3‘3y.;mp mnwlwz. g Hum: -l)' .\n~l\' many anvw. '
l and Half :s 11:. I'll-3'5! Units: you L“:“dl\ll Then lhm‘o was a knock at llzv door.
35% UK!“ {

“You :th lvt llnstmuly Andy and mv
think a. xfimxh-ztt and SN) if we can't
wvsh 3m: smnmmng that you wlll like
better than tho- 1olly-pop garden!" said
Nag}:- ‘ly Ann.

Sn. Hm two funny. llttle old women
wet» vary. very quiet, while Raggedy
A“?! and Ran-quay Andy went over In

' ‘ vr and sat down to thlnk.

Endggedy Ann thought so hard. she
...rnl a slih‘h rip out of the back of
"AL" lmul. and anzr‘ily Ani‘l’y
:vmlu' .4” lmrxl lm popped our of the
l-«ulx‘ which hrnld part of hls hair in
m, len “lxrn Hwy had thought
l. tong limo. Raggedy Ann made
«Ev-wand“ immmliutvly. without
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£43355” Ann Tlnmght 96 Hard. She
Beard 3 Mlu’h Hip.

 

 

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. 1 AW} lmr‘km, was a. bush l’prm
‘ ~ Vi“. wvrr- l‘--"l. and 3‘ llnw, marl
r mi lxlmn 1171' p'irxv‘u find L’l'H'n.

n’ .lhl “1 l ‘ ll?!r‘-\"H. "llU‘A'
' vrwl ’ln: 92w". farms, “‘13- old
"Now “.2 rs”; Tun!) pm”?

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a l :x» Llow. and pink.

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"Uh. 310w love-

lnld womvn' wvnf out Into Hm kitvlwn

l 1! “as Mrs. llu‘rtltzx Bruin and. \th'u ‘
slzi- munt- llL 5hr \\;13-‘ so surpri-«wl (n

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Genrgv Clpnmnceau’s projected
visit 1-) llw l‘mwu blmw, nun-Us
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lllllp nlll “(mun gnu» lh-rlhn llruln a
lll!‘\\’ (ll‘l‘SS. “HI! :1 lll'\\' hut. Hill! -'\ llt"\\‘
'pulr of slnvklng‘: um! :1 n'wv pnir nr

,slipprr:w vx-ml Unryz. 'l‘hvn llwrv was,
another mp m Hun ulnar. ”H;Ippily-;
Hunt" and it “uh: Matilda Mlnk. The."

hvn funny. lllllv ol‘d wnmrn unn‘ Mil-3
lll‘lfl u nvw «lrvss. and lull. :md Slnr~k.;
lugs and sllppr-x-s-»)'vllx‘)\v (imam 'l‘hun
llwrp bum» nwrv rap.“ nt lhv nluor \m-z
tll so many woodland la-ly Cl'vnlnrcs
cumv. the two funny. lltllv old womvn
gave vvm'y dross. and o-vrry hat. and}
@ery pair of stockings and m-ory pair;

;of M2005 from the bushes. null lhvu

ltlu‘rf- was non“ left for thvmsvlvvs.

"\Vn don't. caret" they told llama-fly;

Ann and Raggedy Andy. wlwn :le ”To

yoodland lady (‘realurvs hml luknn

UH'll‘ nvw clothing home‘l "ll was: n
lot. more {un‘glvlng them away than
it would have been to have kum llTvm.
althouglflhvy were lovely!”

Thr-n. whvn the two funny.

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llltlc

to make some chocolate with rum-sh.
mallow on tor). Haggmh' Ann wlmzlr'd
mm Hhrn- lmlton pro at Harm-'1'.“ Andy.
.mvl angmly Andy wlgglr-l 0n!- shook
hmmn ow- at Raggedy Ann. and lhrvv ‘:
“nth leho-l azaln. and 'tlmrr- wrrr‘
n'mra arr-W‘s, huts. and Morklngs and
slim): r51 zrowlnz upon lht- lmslwn—t-x-
r-t-M. Um? this tlmt- thr- {ultrmlys hall
\&‘l5~lil'rl Hm? fl‘fl'r)’ llrnr am'lhlnz Wu?

plr'kwl from the lollfil’lfi'fl. xmnllmri
would lmml-dlnlvly grow in fin Wart. ;

 

REI'IWHJ FAN crnnn'rrm-ts‘.

Chairman Brandt-go“. in {Pm organ"
Imllon of tht- lit-pulllir'an mm» ran-i
wvnvlon, ln NL-W Ilaveunvlnm mmnhz.
:Jmmzncwl many rammllh-c- axlpnlht-
rm—nta. the following l3! 57:; 2‘01er from
thlrs gnction: .

Vice-President -—— Twr-mymlxth Ills-
trlr‘v , (harm: “C I")?-’lr.f.

Ii‘ll‘fi‘r‘rT‘A‘khljf‘fllIfl] Illplrl"w».‘wlr:v
Gmrt- FPhbnfk. ’

(frv-rlvnllalL»—Tw‘:rfiy-slx‘h '1le rid——
(‘rmmrl Mnéllar.

Iinml'monsu-Twonty—Hxlh
-Carl A. Hamrom.

Permanent. Orga rxlznuon ——- Twr~n'?y-
.ulxth Illstrimm-«(Talzin 1.. Burton.

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WESTON CAUCUSES NAME
CANDIDATES FOR TOWN OFFICES

 

“'ESTHN. va. lil‘v -'l‘hn .Rvpuhll-
mm cnurm lnr thn multinatinn Hf
(‘umlhlalrw lor Hm tnwn Momlnn to

ho; hvlt‘l nu the first Mummy "1' ()tfilu-
lwr Wm: lwltl last mnnlmz in the
van ”all on Nm‘flvld slrvvl. 'l‘lm
splvmnwn nominated wore Frank B.
Hurl'll nml Gum-:0 F. Slmrwund.
(jwurm- Wurl'nn llm-llv)‘ was namml
fur mums-saw. Thu lmnrll nl H‘llfll hag
(IR-‘m' hnld and (luv. 1:, (:ilanll nu
llR'llt‘kul, (lemme “Eur-m lh'lullny
“us mun-«.1 fur uu‘lllnr. [me (‘nll‘fiz
“war Wmlvn nml h'vrsnn l‘. Fun.
fun ul‘t» running fnr zl‘mul jurnrc.

IVs-rum (‘l l-‘amnn in nu! Lm‘ llw
[.«Héllun of law rullW‘lHl‘. 'l'lw Hm—
Klublvl' mnuml :m- .lulm FMHH'IL l‘lin-
tun ll, Hull, Prank ll. Hull and 'l‘rn-
man (‘unfiultl 'l‘lm yuzislmr uf wvlvrsz
was Frank (7, Fin-h. :nnrzn P, Shun
mel and Arthur I‘. Ilrmllhy um nut
fur lhv .u'clmn) ('(nl'lnllllC‘i’.

’l‘hv r-numm Wt-nl Mum: mnnnxhly
and NH nfllrt-n wvira IlurltlI-d l'y‘ mu

Tltn lu-muvrmln "Hump; plan wag
hnhl 'l‘hlvmnn \V. 'l‘rtnvlwrll my} Ur-
lnntlu Anqlfl'wu wx-rn nmmw; fur :U'lvrl-
mrn Thn swat-sum- wm: \Villium l',
Anllrt-WF. ’l’lu- lmmd ul roll"! him
Sluplwxy“'ulv-rlmrv sand 0 \V, Adan":
rm lhn llrkbtl Wllllnm Wuknmun in

mm Jam“; (Iolfiy. D. M. Amlri-w: and
”Mary {ant-n. This tax rulimlur la
“’lllik 1!. Banks. whu is: also xvzlglrar
Thn (’nna‘flhln; mm A. K”!-
H". Prank PI F'Tl‘lfi. .‘vlaflln l’nlrrmm
31ml 3. l'nnfihhl, \R'lllmr shire“; and
Irvin}: J lftllwmul urn Im the :(hmwl
r'nmmifh-a- for nnmmwinn,
EXAMS SEPT 19 AND 20
FOR PHARMACY LICENSES.

Th:- sum: plmrmwy nurmniesllm
Will bxamlnt‘ r‘amllcia'h: in? lil‘rnum

14? 1".» l‘apifnl (m Tarxrluy and Vlad-
f-Y‘rpfinmlrw 19 am) 20, 9.2 m'na
The: firm day will b!» dbvmpdi

 

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to their charm.

Some are with yoke linings and some fully lined with rivll satin or fewer lining-

A at ylo l0 suit ever r fancy at a price to suit your purse $25.

‘ Coats: poem rare beauty
of coloring and fabrlc.
Sléuder. ulmlghl: llne coats; lung, flaring enpea; smart new elmrt mate; spurts nmdpls;
Russian hlmtsml coats; lallnr‘m'l cunts: draped Wham-Allow an? the many elyle points that fish;

lon prvsmfi-n far your appmvnl. Fluff. pile fabrlen, wuuly flomma. plaids and nuvelly «11019113 in:
terprel: lhvll' muarlmwnwfnvlalnga, camhmlllmw. fur. ur llw filmplivlly of perfvvl (alluring mltl

0m; particular line at a popular price We my featuring lmlay mallmmx: :zlmml llw Plllili‘e
lint» nl’ l‘nshiunnble fancies and nmny of the rich plulner’ tailored models.

There are brown keraeya with doll; fur collar, belted; full lineulw’llan and brown spurté
DIUlllélH with My patch pockets, belted—Grey and tan mixtures with kimmm sleeves and pateli
puckvta and wide shawl collars~0rey astrakan cloth coal-s double breasted mmlpl will) lmltq
Nasty cut Bolivia coat with fancy sleeves and fur collar and bullnns dawn hack.

Second floor. center.

 

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Skirts a-plenty
all kinds, too!

 

 

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. ,. ‘ ,. Aft? 0M! women ~.\ .Jrl‘! .r‘ .1 raw- ‘s .nr w’ my: *rvwr vlli 2m [*ggrfitd “up (.71 em;
7;, '3; IVE “3.11 E379 l’)‘-“3ly nnw 1""!!! r".‘4'}:?fi. 9""05 61:»):
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Devoe Products are

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W21; P399:
Paints

 

Brush on the finish that
takes of the years

N the road. the a}: of your car is
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5+ 3

it.

May not make it glow and glisten
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T his product is seif- leveling and
“sets” go smooth that the car looks
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experience of the oldaet paint manu—
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Separate skirts that present. variety in every lailnred
line or ale-var pleat—variety in clear colnr or gay harmonies":

5 ~variety in the prices one, may pay. And the IIlOdéllS are
iequally varlrtlr-slim of line and tailoredm-cleverly pleat~
, ed to Show v
1 the soft rivl. and rough surfacml novelly fabrias are laiL
5 ore-d along 3‘s» plainer llms While the dark tlmp gmunhllffi

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l4):

expected hints of color. Tum to gum] taste

with ('Imlréwf «ripe-s are: in bewitljhing plem‘s .

sz 732:5: but. to decide. which yam like ll'éf‘: lé‘! 4'? :in
fr: ?2«=r~~:‘-~-~thr' p'r‘lr-I‘ Wéll Rllll’ you $8.50 to 319.5%

892.9215

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time-tested and

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THE HOWLAND

RESTXNG EASY, SL¥GHTLY BETTER.

 
 
 

 

WOmen’s hosiery
fashioned to fit.

Never was a time when silk busier-y was so mucli it!
demand-we dnubt if 9991' they wore'fasllimled in light;
better smice and surely the privings are lower lrhaflfoir
a. long time-today a good silk sloekhig is within {1:3,
reach of every one. " ‘-

colurs slum in a silk lmse 0f slannch wrxave with @313
uplhe back assuring good fit, lisle lap and sole with big}:
spliced heel adds to the wear—m lhnmughly goat} hesié‘ £5

33'

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. Li‘ghf tan, Fame}, lvlm‘k and grey (*nmlllywd wltli
Wlnlre m a part (Imp glitch base of moreerised ligle~ve
(sffeeti've two lane slur-king particularly aslvlish for F3 3
WERE $1-W1 l - y :7 V“

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“War Ins Knit" flare leaf; silk lustre 1%le base Big
features phat ommneml if if] lllrmé whc fiml «lifficu‘liv iii
mcufing & stackin to fit and give cannfortu—has \Sléa'fli
up lhe back am} a ,7 am lop so woven lhat it will, sf}: hf
mfit snugly and will not bind Sizes 9 to “31/2 g1.

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" Tr ~*~. “199$.

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'FACTS
. You On {it to Know

 

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:.3:fi:3ll:: come ogwmr» fit is for) late.

A all yowmlf’ {31’ our anhia’sed‘ rnwrig
:33: every léwesfmént afferihg to get ALL
file facii': fits; Than yam are in a pagificm’
fr; jué’ge intelligently.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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