My n and R
“ upon in. login the d
We: to Ema Eu.
egg-ed}; Andy the deep, deep woods an 'i’ny‘me. and I
eep. deep wood: the cows do not come in here!" I
. Ellie E1: was a. f'Thén why do you point when any-
“gr to Eddie Elf. and she was a. one asks you which way the coWs are.
mlittle,‘ tiny elf. ‘ She wore a little: Grandaddy Longlegn?” asked Raggedy
m» dress and yellow slippers which Ann.
“netted with, yellow ribbons, and out o-Wengv began Gmndaddy Langlegs,
diner forehead there grew two long as he took'ofl his stovepjpg hat and
,.Brebrows.'ju8t like Tommy Gmnshop— 3crossed one long leg over another, "A
We eyebrows, except that they were long, ]ong' time ago, so I have been :»
flirt as thick asz'l‘ommy's. Itold, there was a. king who had a. lot
. line Elf was only nine inches high,
. 'ot cows, and, one day all the cows
- and Raggedy Ann and Rama-V Ahdy wandered away so that when it came
"puld ha.
ve squeezed her real hard if time for Mister King to go after the
l cows. he walked this way and couldn't
find them. Then he came buck to
where he started from and mid to
himself out loud, ’I hunted that way
for the cows. now I will go this way!’
Then, when he couldn’t find the cows .
fin that direction. he came back to;
where he had 'started from and said
I out loud, 'I went that way and I could
’not find the cows, so now I will go
i that way!’ But when he went in that
fdirectlon 113 could not find the cows.
‘50 he came back to where. he had
‘ started. And, as he sat on a stone, he
, said out loud, ‘I went in that direction.
gnnd in that direction, and in that di-
irection and I could not rind the cows!
:Uh. dear! I shall never. never {ind
'them!’ And he started to cry and
the tears rolled on his nose and fell
lupon the stone, ‘Splash, drip! Splash.
I drip!’
“And when Mister King saw the
tears fall upon the stone; he also saw
a. Grandaddy Longlegs sitting there
. jlnughing at him.
they had not linen afraid of nlUSSH’lg; "The Graddaddy Langlegs had been
)n'ie Elf’s pretty little wings. .sitting theré all the lime and had seen!
And. as they sat there talking. “”110 the king search in three directions!-
- aMaid come walking up the 103 and But Mister King. he did not like to=
right out to Efiie Elf but Giulidhddfillnxe anyone laugh at him. and helbutton or something to tell with. so
3 101181981 picked up :1 Sile and said. 'Granddnd- l the kin ' thanked the Grandaddy
Grandaddy Long-legs was dressed in “1y Longlegs .tell me where my cows Lon l- ‘2? and ‘wcnt home and told
my and wore a tiny stovtpip.‘ lint. have gone or 1'“ hit you with this' 3‘5
lartin W. Littletou, who repre-
serllts the civilian public on the
committee to investigate the
charges of cruelty to veterans~ in
Hospital 81 in g‘he Bronx. hew
York city.’ Mr. A. B. Rossdaie,
Representative in Congress. who.
— was mainly responsible for the in-
,restigation, withdrew from the
hearing to-day and it is stated
that he and Mr. Littleton engaged
are bitter exchange or personali-
ties. Rossrhle declaring he would”
take the ‘arges to the floor of
Congrese and it necessary to the
President.
an Only Nine Inches
. Eflie Elf \\
- High.
Every grandam” Long“ 5“ ‘jrkssusmv .5'1‘4‘?’ ' “lifmfilfig fllpglfgllit-lt was so won-
nun wa. g .. . I. e N, . .. _, .
-Emee Ell law-teed “h...” Glandmmv A“?! the Grundaddy ongl g... deriul, she ran right over to the duke it
Péixlifid, in]??? (iirffeiigi in“ r2343}! has}; : iltni>r uml told Alt-s. Duke and Mrs.
. v ! i: 1 . ' . - ' . . . . - . '.
Grm.“h_,]_ right.’ said Minter King, ,1 Wm go that g Duke told all the other neighbors.
langlegs Fame" up to her and lit-Ill out
.1113 llitlld. “Good morninu
dy Longlcg's!” Muglivd l
nicely tailol'ed.
Do‘ you know what it means to have thorough con-
scientious tailoring in a boy’s suit—it means long life to
the suit. _ ' '
'A woman from a. neighboring state stopped in our.
Boys’ Department the other day to :buy her boy aveuit
because as she said—“I bought my boy a suit here last
year—4t wore so well—held its shape so well I waited till
coming this way to buy another. ”
; 1‘31. H" WH)‘. hut ix‘ I do not lind tlwm in that : Almi, mer since then, pgo ’19 Jim's‘ask-
she shook hunk: with him. *:‘\\'lllbll direction. I will know that you arctid 32:92:22? 3:: 32:; 1:350:55 122;:
direction are “‘1 " cows?" ti;‘* .i“"' \' E or I: in! :k mret “‘1' ’ “. i " ‘ AC ‘ H
Grandmlaly Longing; point-xi (mv “main“ You will}; :“PCkzrvl L 3 l Very 'wmcl" ' ' ..-. ~ ‘
long arm. "T1 m. nw :' in that lli-' “Tm. ~Gray-ulrvlrly' Lough-{rs did not: .. ,H“ CH' anyway. ’ laugh-Pd 133“? LH'.
tection," 3‘: Stud. Fm. 3...]...1313 5;- ;. plv, and Pymtgy man ‘1 on do the best you can; don t you,
AWL "5 H?" fl'l'll' T-(‘i’gl' 21" 17,15} tlif-l‘n rum.» Mistzi‘ Kim: driving lligfi’kfi‘fldmi‘“ l:""~"1"g"?'.
pointml right v‘ ‘u Iltr (it win-st r-uzt rxz‘ p..w,~1,.5._.,.. m.“ 'me‘ .11.] you know: '01), 31-51: Granduduly l.t"l2g‘la7-gs
the down (3,”, .1- it. VL,‘ '3‘. A”. 7 (my; hm] Quito. Grari- Ranging-1. “I! is like to shrugs do the'
and llzwrr- (1:: lyml: l ‘lil'l'hlri‘ 1?. '." nekc-l tlw king. lbw“ we cuni" i
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both l:m;rln‘~7 ‘9 F “n fl: .\,'\\' H1. ‘n .3; .v.1‘.;"nil« wk )1 2w ;m_\“»..,«.,.3 q... kin: (j? léi'mi' I<"35.1-£l“L':« ulnar}: zwiiiis in!
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dot-mm lmr» “4””! “my ““3 WWW mm. and will. ‘H‘n. I like? HUFS'S'. ‘1/5’3' Ami. ilzulglawl‘ luitlv l.” “main. Ami. .55 she!
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saw one. I cums: u... l 'v livml l‘l dull; {Aliil‘fl‘i mus-t hun- {l nmnirihff" L” :A‘EU‘J‘ ’
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“‘t‘ll lss any of tin-so. and with no no-
x-limlitnl putty-u look to clip. there
liasYliw—n m‘ulved in “Business Flapper”
who. they say. “don't dross the w
they «‘10 l,’t’(‘illiSt‘ they enjoy
butt of hummists and
simply lmcriusw they love beauty and
want to ; xprcss it in the (my Way they
can‘through their clothes.”
"Because beauty which would fit
their nomls has never been assembled
and offered them in concrete form.
and bcmuse thvy
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tlée- tlviirnnu
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beauty.
mi um]
wu) :‘nny
1‘ Rights.
to lll‘x'Sr‘ ax-
a.\'
being 1 lie
cynics. but
. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
llt'l'i'. ilisli‘Od.
is a most unusual 0
. haven‘t time o
pportumty for you to money to c . - r
bug,r beds.” In our smelt you will find beds in every type and idem, nmnvhio’ztntdhegldlglg ibfaiuu: ‘flt
finish. \Vmul mil" ! Iron beds ! Steel beds ! Brass beds ! takes." the League continue]; GTE:
No mathn what kind of a bed you wanker in what style or have "at ham?
' . . d that therepmay be
finish. you w;
. H find it here S
priced for the occasion.
both beauty and utilit
designs are right." .
The desire to uplift anybody or any-
thing is entirely lacking from the
purpose of the style Show sponsors.
"Nothing is further from our .pur-
pose." asserted Mrs. Caroline Radner
Lewis. advertising manager for a silk
manufacturer. and Mrs. L. MgRussel],
a magazine editor. “BusineSS women
of the country do not require uplift-
ing; they have done and will continue
to do this for themselves. .
“The big Yhought back of o’ur plan
is to impress on designers and manu-
facturers’the f ,t: that a'group of
_ women who ear millions of dollars a.
, year are worthy of more considcration
int the hands of the style-dictators
than they have received in the past."
Of course. despite her difficulties.
“The American business woman is the
»best-dresserl .woman on earth.”,-they
{maintain ~"But theBuslness Flapper
jig not really to be classed as in busi-
'ness woman; but‘rather one in 'the
making." \ ‘ ._ .-
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, " Billing Steel! ’ ‘
>Tovlblue'vsteel. mlxilnely unordered
Prussia [lee with rather thin shelling "
film
aim-(lay and it w
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“ NOTE THESE SPECIAL PRICES: .-
. Massive brass beds with 2 inch continuous posts $16 95
.
fraud 1 inch tillers, full double size, special at
2 inch continuous $7 95 ’
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White enameled iron beds with
—_»' postsa'nd 1 in. fillers. one- sale special Saturday at
.‘ Wood beds in a number of different derin'ns t-
. tractivel)‘ finished, walnut or mailing, guacnllaat $19095 -
. WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COM
, , ' ' CASH OR CREDIT.»
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_M..1 RE co.
Washington St. . Phone
.V in garments if
ill be specially
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PLETE' ’
'.--it makes good button holes and sews the buttons on
'Nl\l-T\\ mm, twice the wear.
of trousers are fully lined. Excellent v
Bcahan $1.90.
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Careful tailorin does 'ust this—it uses good linings
and inter linings—itglines t e trousers with good material
Strongly—it stitches the poo
kets so they won ’t giVe way-
it puts in pockets that are
roomy that a boy can use—
it makes the belts alike on both sides—4t brings back a
satisfied customer to ‘Howlnnds.
Here are a bunch of natty suits for boys from ages
8 to 18 years with all the fine tailoring and of fine wool
mixtgres in rich browns and greys and a very stylish grey
twee . _
Three styles of Norfolk coats two with inverted pleats
the other with new golf back—one pair of trousers made
golf style with cuff the other regulation model—two pairs
The patch pockets are made with flaps and both pairs
alues at $11.75.
Bancznrnt from. ‘
Books or”; on hour
you like to read. —
' pretty. neck
out-no matter be
news for moth
special too.
and toe in black White
value—black in a ll
sport you indulge in. the correct hosiery claim: ;..
ant place in the Si'lli‘ll‘lt‘ of the costume. We have the“
all—of wool. silk mad. wool, morccriscd and Elli ping:
weaves in all the favored shades and no rest paitcrns. 7
length, three quarters or socks—as sportsman};
are comfortable.
,,, “’9 can supply the needed 501% of rill WWW
dress occassion and the st. id 1‘“*g11}z111w11 \ It 31‘5’3‘3
Chokers of fluffy‘ - .
_ T v stone marten.
Thisis the popular fancy of the
mace is a fitting
more so of stone
day—mp
o n ' J‘ ' 0f {I}:
finish to any pretty St'eel
marten a. fur of real‘beam,
in action all
3 called l9
costume—an
This little
partflf the animal. “1
is ‘one of the’most costly and d
thislot of surfs or chokers just mb
fine fluffy long grown fur—each scarf
tire whole skin'with rich natural Inarkillln; $3923.11] an
Second floor center.
School days
hosiery supplies.
'And what a lot (if StOcklllgs the little fall's my wall.
W good they
’ «2 good
er 3 alue and a
ffursancl
particularly,
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received are
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al'(-—-but lure is 50m
pocket book—real good v
Children’s silk lislc hose flue ribbed—reinforced heel
and coralomn 45c and 500.
otton llOSc,‘ medium whirl—Special
sizes but brokm sizes in cigg‘ém’anm V
Mug: floor left coni- r.
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(mildrcn’s fine 0
Women’s hosiery
for an occasmns.
13.. you—Gulf? Tennis? Ride? Bike?
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as $1163,
wear. '
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“0cean EChOBS’! b}. 4‘1“? 7’ W »" $1.75 ' .i Omen’s mercel‘lsetl 110:0 Lli151.‘ :3. 57‘“ 7.7 r; . KS; ‘
' ‘ ‘ ’ ' ' h 1 and toe—mod“ SQHlllhl‘rJLill’ an: 022: 5.72 .
“Flomng Gold” by Rm; l r - 3 ‘ Sphced fie \ (
I . fl — 1‘ on “‘1. ‘d
“The LaSt Harvest” 153‘ ‘ “7‘ $2. Women’s mercerised llslc llC‘vSv raw 5111;, .11 “3.1101 1
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“The Fighting Edge” l
“The Island God 1701’: 1
$1.75. ' .
n and Chas.
. . ' ‘ «in. w. l‘ 3 3
ance very fine gauze “’Clghl‘ both purine; and NM“ ““1
$1i25‘ ‘
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“Heeltex” Silk hose mth lll('1'~::l'l:id b... no a icp
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