South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 216, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 August 1922 — Page 9

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FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 4. V)Z2 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES tc or ft limb of the apple tree. ". that the "op could be pulled up ar.d down. On or. cr.d of th" rop the tunny gentleman tied th p.:l

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"TAI t. jail with water. Fqueakie. and j-ft jour hnth;nar suit on," ad- . . !'.n I W.gtf.ly. r what will le I'"!tr, you so ijt-t ir.o your bath-

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Vv' h n F'j i s n k i e cam

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w:th hi- ou'.e little red bathing

on. I.'ncle Wisely told him to I

stand beneath the a;p tree-. Then

bunny pulled on the rope and

It v. ,xs uth a hot (Say oh, euch a very hct d.sy. that when l'r W'!?-

g.: Flirted frora h'.i ho'.Io .r stump

bur.ar.!ow, his rnuskrat lady houw- hoitM up the pail full of water, fc-pr cndled: i Hut, of rcur". when the pail vnj -Oh. Vrisrsrr Ten aren't eo.r. out 'P in the air. all the water bgan to . ,,, run out throuh the holes Uncle :n the r rcüir.g aun. are you? : . , . . , ... ., ,, , U;r;.lv had made v..th th r.all. The bunny j?en:man twinkled hisj . (Ut un,r the ho-.v-r: Get under

: nc?e ;uat the least 1 . 1 1 - nit the f-hower, queakio: crua Lncie

r too much twinkllnz v.ouil make ifffc'iiy. ana mo i.uie pit: j.o, ana

::n extra warm and Tncis Wli faid:

"Nur.e Jan Puzry V.'urzy, my dear, I rnu.Tt have adventure whether the flay bo hot or cold. That 1

answer to you. M;- t azzy uzand the bunny made a low and

begged tho muakrat

and Undo y:?gl!y ssld that he

rn f enad hotter and

r!!te bow.

"Well, k'-ep !n !h "hade, myh

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: re -t. F'. ut. r,n snor.or had ho fat4 him. &('? f-r a srren mr?.'.' Ir' th.'ir. the tunny he arl a voi f ayir.?: "I" ;t I ht. f tr! On, I war. to to

:v.l I don't fo why I can't.

he wn üonn wet through. "Oh. how lovely ar.l cool It Is!" ho cri'-d. "You take a fhower, too. Unrle WiFtrlly." And the bunny did.

i Mrn. Twi-tytail helping Siueakie i pull up the prir.klinsr can pall. Then I it was Mrs. Twirtytail's turn, and

äho had a shower Lath al.eo, ?o they! wero made lovely and cool. '

And, after a while the bad old Wooz "Wolf ram1 Fneakin alon? to nibble Unri.. Wiysüy's ears. Rut as t V, a r 1 f i V-'ft n n r r t V a inn' -

hopped lowly alonp.i Cv:ft cMK r,ntht

pail, full of water and It aplah.ed all over the bad chap. "Oh. lt'a raining! Tt'." pourlr.g! 1 must run home!" howled the wolf, and home ho ran, not hurling the bunny at all. An dlf the phonograph will slnsr the cold fish to pleep In the cat's cradle, and then play tagr with the piano, I'll tell you next about Uncle Wisely and the berries.

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Ur.(d Wic'.Iy folded down

on: earn s- t ;:' would not

nr t;. lin;V',M. "I rniit ti very careful!" thougdit

th- rabbit unO. "ery likely the : . r.t oice I heard was that of a 3it?le F'oi, te'.iir.ir hia mother wanted to r.lbhlo me. And the rec

ord voire was that or the olo. J- ji7V r-ix teiiins; the little Fox he wdj !oo small tf chaso after me. But th- Oi l Vox may come. I must be r-ry rarefu':" UnJa VlKtrlly wan jTit going to creep out of the brushes and run a-.ay when, all of a sudden, there w:- a rustlir.i: In thf flried leaves. ;ir.fl Ho.ueak;- ::qu aler. the baby pig. ran toward him. "Oh. her'. Unole v.lgg!ly," cried N luenk'.o .juealer. Now maybe vnu'i! lot mo go swlmmir-g with him, Mother!" "Oh. la Uncle Wlgglly there?" a.'ked. the ffcond voice that had spoken, and along came Mrs, Twis-ty-tail. the lady p!sr. "Tm so plad you arent the Foxl" laughed Uncle TVljrglly. I heard you talklnsr, and tellinfir Squeakle fquealrr to wait until ho crew bigger, and I thought " "Etcufo mo for Interrupting. grunted Squenkle rVjuealer, "but I want to po swimming. It's o hot I want to go and Jump In the water, but mother vront let inel You ask her!" "Indeed you harva tease-d m snovgh p-bout thfttr" grunted ilrs. Twistytall. "I cant let you k off swimming alone, j-neakie. You might ret In fleep water and he Odrowned." "Oh. deArt ITa a hot." lghed the little pifir. "Indeed It is," agreed Uncle "VYIgIly. "How would yea like to have a shower hath, equeakte?" "What Is u shower Bath? aaked the Uttlo pl, "It's HVe stancllRS out In a raln.torm," ancrwered tlie bunny. "Yd just love that," said Pqueakle Squealer. "But It ln't going to rain," he added, looking up at the bright blue eky where the hot run shon i. "I'l make you a shower bath and you'll think it's raining," offered Unci "Wlge:!ly. "Have you an old pall. Mrs. Twistytall, and a piece of rope?" "I think to," answered the pig lady, and when she had given Uncle Wlgglly a large tin pall, whlrh she ouldn't u?e any more because It oak cd, the bunny took a nail, and - stone, and mad a lot of holos In .he bottom of tho tin pall. Xcxt Ur.clo "VYiggilv tossed the

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8 A i I SSI NERVOUSNESS Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand, for Run-Down, Tired Out People

If you feel tired oat, oat of gorts, deipendent, mentally or phyilcally depressed, get a rt cent box of Wendell's Pilli. Amhltlon Urand. at TVetttlck's Cut RatMMicine Store torlay and take the first bir step toward feeling better right away. If ycu work too hard, moke too much, or ara cerrou. Wendell's 1111. Amblion Urand. will make you feel better in three f 1 a y or money back frora Wettlck's Cut Kate Medicine Store on the flrtt box purAs a treatment for affections of the r.erfoui KyFtem. constipation, los of appetite, Bieeples?nes. or Nervous Indigestion, get a box of Wendell s Pills, Ambition Iirand, today ou the money back plan Adv.

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Pearl Beads $15

Cv'VlJ Wrist Watch L9 T-lcH

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Men's Watch $35 bow TV-Jl a Wk. I

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This will surely interest oo. For $1 Dorn (the balir.ee to b r'"i 'n $1 werkly py cccti) jroa cn own any oce of iLc lir vahwa ihcwn it-Tt. Fcr tblSDova, ar.y article from $51 .

to $T5; for $? down, any article fiora $76 to $100. Come in and look at taene tra-ippciai vaJua, oTered or. the Easlaat ol Ery PmymenX trraa. at price that are co more than preTailiv g caih tore prke.

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Agaiij Comes The Home's Big TWO DOLLAR DOWN SALE Starting Tomorrow Two Dollars Down delivers any article worth up to $50.00 and the remainder at $1.00 a week. Higher priced merchandise may be bought on proportionately easy terms.

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$45 Bookcases Now $36.85 Just the chance you've wanted to ndd an artistic touch to your living room and at the same time provide an attractive place to keep the family books.

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Your Credit is Good in This TWO DOLLAR DOWN SALE Starting Tomorrow By all means take advantage of these low sale prices whether or not you have the ready cash. Our easy, convenient credit terms put quality furniture within the reach of all.

$245 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites $1SS

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$37 Oak Buffets Marked $29.75 Think of heiner able to pet a sturdy oak buffet in fumed or golden oak finif-h at such a ridiculously low price as this! Act promptly, for there's only a few.

In ppite of the fact that our overstuffed suites were marked exceedingly low In a regular way, we have derided to put them all in our August Sale. This brincrs the greatest opportunity in a lifetime to buy furniture of this type.

$25 Davenport Tables $18.25 The mot approved type of living r ? l table nowadays is the (lae-niort table. We have a number of them In beautiful finishes and all prices are greatly rtduced.

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Imagine these three wonderfully luxurious overstuffed pieces in your living room. They have sprintr edges, spring backs, and deeply comfortable spring filled looso cushions. Many other special values in overstuffed furniture also await your selection during our A u crust Sale.

$55 Dressing Tables $42.50 Several different and beautiful designs in our August Sab1 and all greatly reduced In price.

$15 Rockers Cut to $9.65 Here's your change to ret a jcre it deal of style, quality and tomfort at a very low price indeed. Act promptly!

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$49 Bed Davenports $39.75 These make a comfortable davenport by day and can be transformed into a full sized bed at night in a twinkling. All In our August Sale at a reduced price.

$23 Metal Beds for $16.85 All the newest designs in metal beds, in the most beautiful finishes, are In this sale and every on" of them marked at a bl? discount from the regular price.

$55 9x12 Velvet Rugs $42.75 A nw rug will add wonderfully to the appearance of your living room or dining room. Choose from the newest patterns and colorings In our August ?ale.

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,?40 Day Beds Down to $33.75 Flere's one of the most desralde article; of furniture you t -jd po.wyiiy own !nclu led in 'j';r Auuust Sale M a positively rock bottom

$24 Cedar Chests $16.25 Here's yo;r chance to t-ave. on a hand-ome ce!ar client and sivc your vil-iibl v. oobns, 1 tce. etc., from the ra a c -.s f moths, etc.

$45 Kitchen

Cabinets at $37.35 i

Now, mother, you can have this wonderful work and step saver at the lowest possible price. All different styles and models are In the August Sale.

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QUALITY SET OF KNIVES IN A SATURDAY SPECIAL Set consists of 8-inch slicer. 6-inch butcher and ?Vi-nzi paring knife. Best steel. Finest handles.

$13.50 End Tables Go for $9.75 HTe'-- a Ti aln.c' ;r.d!--per.-.ii'e -irti-le to ;'o w:4h yr, ;r la v-:.port. " r" ;"- orative n.- "..:!. All r'-du'.-d for tnr A-r"st Sale.

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$175 4-Piece Period Bedroom Suites $135

Now your bdroom or boudoir can be furnished in the style you have longed to do it inl For period bedroom furniture In the most beautiful new rtyles and finishes Is included In our August Sale at unheard of low prices.

Here you will f.nd ledroom suite? frcrr. simple designs in two cr three pieces to the most elaborate de.', er.? ir. rich finishes In suites comprising four to six rieces. In every case there is a big disc our.: from r.rice already low.

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Here is reel value in a special for Saturday only. This highgrade, well-built Ironing Board at this low price, can't be beat.

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replace, fuites

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In a rfguiar way at anywnere rr this rr::e.

that you havo jr.n l.a years. I'irit choice 13 teat.

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