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. . ‘ . , ' . ,, , . . ~ , ?' V ‘ . 2 . ‘ "on: m!" Wooden ‘ and industrial depression, Kore than during the current real: _ I We recommend them because they are made on “Nam”
~ ' A" ~' . ” " ' ‘ ‘ ‘w‘ "1 c“ “a ’11 °t 5"” "he" you tomb" ’7 00° 00° have been appmpflated - ~L “1"" Shape” lasts, Goodyear welts, free of nails and wrinkles
empiric Iron: the‘ wooden sround me. 01' When I touch 17°“- bl“ because. for new construction. purchases of , P n.
u may Ann. end My "why!" cried may Andy "we I “‘1” ”3°“ “ 3““ ”a” *gl-‘e'lY- mggefi and similar expend‘tuma A 059? ' . “There’ 3 Extra. Wear in Every air.
. end male an and me mu m fitting night where we set when ‘Mas'be' easiest“ WEI “ 1““ e State Railways have ordered , m p .
' Wooden Willlo nlkod down the we the files little red candy balls. maybé. 0: course. 1’ W 9343 one little: 10 new locomotives, and about 200 . When you I. own at i
M in search of mar. adventures and. cov red with time paper. Can't you “'1 ‘3de ”a“ 1" makes “3 infimble' new Gal‘s. of Which 100 will be “lull" hefidflChG, _ , p . .
' ' minus- a. worms they came he. us?" . land. it .we eat soothe:- mQYbe we will ped with the American heating syn- backéok 9: I'
‘ ‘ "field in which quee’r llttle redl ‘ we, I earn" Wooden Willie re- become mic Wm tem ,It will however. be $11“qu- . 32-. . 0' I ~
1' .were growing upon short stems. rolled and. II he took a step, he fell “But." cold Md)? Ann. “suppose “"841 m SWeden. Large amounts 1 ll _ . toothache. ,
> the: little bid! was waned with over Bandy Anna foot and landed maybe 1: we eat anothermae-icnl can- also be spent by the railroads for m- , neuralgia. : 1'0
3 M9013 upon the ground. dy ball it makes us disappear entire- pruned safety signals. The Watga . QUALITY WI]
3 dy Ann. and. My Andy. “Hum-1!" mused WY Andy as ly! What then?" PM“? Departmeni: W1“ investiupwartss or plln from any “hero-unfit: I 122 w I. I St. South Norwalk
.. Ema Elf and Eddie Elf 3nd he looked M Raggedy Ann, and Eddie "Then." ”1d 38de Andy "we of $2, 000, 000 in new 115'de C 1;) an f D Mil Hus .' .
‘ 21 Willie looked nt‘ the pretty m: “wrung-"nit. 'ilm't it strange that wouldn't‘be anything at an No We aim “gel?” 1;“ 3:6 616; g: 03138 1'. CS Alltl- Pall] , , , , - ,- - - - - - . . - - - - - - - - - - - <._ ......
limo Nd NM “They look like they W°°d°fimm° can" 5” ‘1'?" h“ “m“ n“ "t 3“ ”1°”? Le“ 1.3.33. lib: t1:f 113;“ country, from Ono or two and the Mn slope V fl,
”in be candy." cold Wooden Willie. "Oh. dear!" Raggedy Ann suddenly wnik on farther and maybe we can do endence :2“ (grei coal The De- C bl Wk“ drool . .
" it. picked one and tore the time cried. "Do you know what’fl' find 803190“! who knows how to make p 0 go 1: d id d t on ”I ‘ '0 'Mil ' N rvlnc?
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Bum, dY Allin, Ind Raggedy Lolly would never and each other." low in an :1 mt not exceedin $300 00 at men—‘52 m
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“u "a then m down in the . .01 Wooden Williee do and Bag. 600d beauty to the complexion. Perfgct di. or note in g quick, confidential, and absolutely safe manner Advice
and ate them. “My! They are 89‘” AMY the other the“ Ewe E” - ‘ stion and assimilatio of food are and consultation is free. See us today for further imormation
more!!!" cried Effie Em caught hold or Raggedy Ann’s hand 7 k ge neat en]
a Phone 9-2-6.
Wooden Willie, because he could and E 18 E” caught hold Of Raggedy 00' 8 necessary to ensure Perf h th For
w m M "1?in ha 7"” “on! milk} hand “3.1 all toigetlgera they‘ . e - relieving ailments of the digestiv. . . . . . . .
er to see c can a not find wa e across e can y el to a "I an ' ' - nee , »
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g: Sign. De" me' nuz. cned Ragged} good Bfipationl sick headaches, flamienne— kne 1 1a] can SO le .
woodenweandy, but when he
mixed around to come back to the Ann. as she read the sign. "Why B chm, Pill ll 12h 11h. _
elf-{onhe could not see Raggedy Ann. didn t they. put the slgn at the begln- Health _ ee 8 8 ave proven Git W0 ROOM 108, SPELKE BLDG., STAMFORD, CONN.
amdy Andy. noi- Effie Elf nor nine of the musical field instead of at to countless thousands of women for
ie ml. the end '2" And her friends wondered Th ‘ Norwalk Agen -—Norwa.1k Merchants Association
Wooden Wlllle stopped and scratch- at. this. too, for the sign read: \ - many xears paSt’ ey. are gonvenient' - cy . . L ’
in. mode" head to, m, Mend. "W’8.rnlng! Eating gm candy ball T k gentle m action and posltive in their 93‘ 8 No. Main 81:. Third Floor 80. Nor-walk. Phone 1-4-9-7
, die-appeared a. suddenly as it they ' will make you invisibl Two candy a e oellent results. - ' ‘ '
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3 been: to where he had left them and an Hls Wooden Bend. hear voug" ‘ ’ .
.7 billed on leudly as he could: "'Oh. ' ‘ "There“. now!” said Raggedy Ann. ' _
{.m'gedy Andy! Oh. Raggedy Ann!— “No, what!” asked haggedy Andy "Wouldnt we have been in a . nice ‘
* Db. Effie E11! 011 2" It“! Eflie Eltfitogether. ‘ pickle it we had eaten another candy ' . O i I L p. . .
w-Whnt'e the matter with you. Wood; "I'll bet 'a nickle." said ' Raggedy ball?" 7 . ‘
mYnlle? We are not dent! You do Ann. "that those little red (findy balls (Copyright. 1922. by Johnny Gmelle. ers le 0 or
ave to about so loud to make us were III-810M candy Ila-115w nd they, All rights reserved). oc—
W." said Raggedy Andy mule ui‘i disappear!" ’ ‘ “$1". I 12 :llul: 3
"Where are you?" Wooden Willie “Thnt'a 11131 what hiDPEnEd. I'm -—Advertise in the Sentinel for th
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5th VICTORY-NOTES
..FOR years in 31‘ neighboring cities each 1.
of these men had been baking bread that
housewives liked.
When they came together each was already-
an acknowledged expert. '
And each had won his place for just one
reason—he made bread of the good old home
flavor and the light yet firm texture that
people are always looking for.
l
. But all were still interested in just one
thing—new ways. of making even better , . ‘
bread. . All notes bearing letters A, B, C, D, E and F
2 in So the ill“ came, tothem. They would have been called for a cut D ’ _
J 7 combine antheir knowledge, their skill their 1 p 37’“ ec15,192?“
: _. , experience. They would share all their spccnl Interest ceases on that date.
' 1.1: secrets, all the discoveries of their years of ~ , _‘ _ ‘
d t thcr the W uld m k ' a . . v. . . . .. g .7 , . .
. grgiifflfcmzad. ogc y 0 a c all their :ptrml rural, aflfhr 15.1:me qftlmrjcari’ rig/practical :xpm . . , T0.3V01d delays and accommodate the public we
_ will cash these notes at par and interest When pre-
' The result of their dream you have now thepurcst leaf lard, the finest 'salt and' sugar,
In White Rose, their Master Loaf. .l‘eischmann’s Yeast, and filtered water—just the ’ j'gented at any time before Dec. 16th 1922', ' .
. . ingredients you would use yourself. , x ”i : ’ " . ' ’
. . Patterned by the oldllome-made (Odf In it you have more than the skill of one * ," , , ' 1 ~
" A rich crust like homemade. A soft, firm texture. successful bake“ You In" the long years 0* 7‘ No commissmn, no charge.
,. The full wheaty flavor you are always looking for. experience, the ”Pass” and the most ”’0de ' > FE ‘
. * {(1:11 8' B k ha 11 h _ improvements of six experts. l
‘ The Mum. [mfg e ,x a m s a t c Any amount cashed Whether purchased through
richness from whole milk, the best blended flours, You “"11 find White R°s°’ th‘ Master LMf’ at ‘ l l G ~
our grocer.s in the checked wrapper that looks ,
‘ like a fresh, clean tea towel.
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T but are the Six‘ Baker: who came together
ta give yeti the Mater wa ' WE MASTER LOAF
us or not. ‘
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Dm Bursar . _ WK Bum .- ' ‘ ' r , I ' . 7 'v '7 I.
mm mm- meSszakers So. Norwalk Trust—Co. l
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