Indiana daily times. [volume], June 25, 1920, Home Edition, Page 11, Image 11

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PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
By DAVID CORY.
f One day. as Pns9 Junior was trudging
along a pretty road, on either eide of
which were fields of clover, he came to
a shady lane leading to an old farm-
And just as he was about to
open the gate, an old woman came run
ning toward him. Her gray hair was
flying in the wind and the strings of
her bonnet streamed out behind her like
the tcil of a kite. And close at her
heels scampered three little mice.
“Three blind mice! See how they
rnn!” chirped a robin in the apple tree.
“They all ran after the farmer's wife,”
yelped a little yellow dog.
"Who cut off their tails with a carring
knife!” mooed a big white cow, looking
curiously over the old rail fence that
bordered the shady lane.
“Did you eTer see such a sight In
your life?” inquired a little black hen;
and she flew up on the rail close to
the good-natured cow.
"No, I never did," replied Puss Junior.
But oh, dear me! Just then the old
woman turned and cut off the tails of
the three little mice with a great big
•luk of her carving ■'knife.
lvqueek, aqueei, squeek!“ cried the
lie little mice. /
lyh. dear! oh, dear!” cried Puss.
.*tt you had only arrived a little
sooner,” said the farmer’s wife, picking
up the three little tails, “you might
have saved me all this trouble. I've
Rita's la a store
with an Ideal. It
Is to give every
customer the
squarest kind of
a doal. Every
cutomer must
Oe plaased every
time.
Specials—Saturday—Specials
DRESSES
$16.95
Silk, taffetas, Georgettes,
foulards, etc., are included
in this selection, with capti
vating tunic effects, over
skirts and accordion, pleat
ed models that will please.
A good variety of sizes.
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RITE’S
Cash Plan
All goods arc mark
ed in plain figures
at the lowest spot
cash prices the
lowest in town.
Rite’s customer who
pays cash gets just
what he pays for—
good elos at rock
bottom cash prieea.
If credit is given
BITE CHARGES
KOBE, bat only the
small added cost
that the giving of
credit canees. That
Is fair, isn't it?
Palm Beach, Cool Cloth ,
Mohair and Silk Suits
QUITS tailored to look
well and retain their
shape suits stylish
enough to be worn any
where by particular dress
ers during the hot sum
mer. Models to suit men
and young men. Come in
today and have a look at
them.
told these pesky mice over and over
again that If they didn’t stop eating my
nut cake I’d cut off their tails. But
they wouldn’t believe me, and now
"All little animals ore my friends,"
said Pass, Jr.
they've had the Impertinence to chase
me out of my own house. So I’ve Just
gone and done it.”
And then she waved the three little
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ILLINOIS STREET
ALTERATIONS FREE
{WRIGHTS) TAKE ELEVATOR TO (WRIGHTS'
RITES
WOMEN'S UPSTAIRS APPAREL SHOP
’ 43 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET
. ENTRANCE THROUGH RITE S JEWELRY SHOP
Open Saturday Night Till 9:30
THE
WHEN
STORE
Pledge Their Wearers a
Cool , Comfortable Summer
tails at the three little mice, who were
huddled together in a corner of the old
rail fence.
“Buthow could I have helped you?”
asked Puss Junior. "All little animals
are my friends, and I never harm any
one unless he first harms me. You see,”
he added, dusting off the red tops of his
boots and clapping his hand upon his
sword, “I'm a traveler In search of ad
venture, and my father las the famous
Puss In Boots.”
“Well, I declare!” exclaimed the old
woman. And just then the three little
mice came forward, and the largest one
ran up quite close to Puss and said:
"Dear Mr. Puss Junior, what you
have Just said makes my brothers and
myself feel that you are a friend. Won’t
you please aßk the old woman to give
us back our tails?”
"Will you?” asked Puss Junior, turn
ing to the farmer's wife.
"If they’ll promise to let my cake
alone,” she replied.
"Indeed we will!” cried the three
little mice all at once. So she handed
them their tails, and they scampered
away.—Copyright, IU2O.
(To be continued.)
SPANISH SOCIALISTS DEADLOCKED.
MADRID, June 25.—The socialist con
gress for turae days has been discuss
ing the question of entering the third
interna to nale at Moscow, and failed to
| reach any decision on the subject, tho
| p ,rty being sharply divided.
Take the eleva
tor to Rite's
'Women’s Shop’
—you'll be de
lighted with the
beautiful and
complete shop
and Its wonder
ful stock; you'll
like the courte
ous treatment,
too.
SUITS, $25.00
Exquisite new styles 1n Tricotines,
serges, checks and novelties; all
beautifully tailored; values every
one.
SKIRTSJ4.9S
Silk and silk poplins; a variety of
Btyles, both extreme and conserva
tive patterns.
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[ | WEEK ]
Lpavs T H i A
RITE’S
Cash Plan
Charge accounts are
cheerfully opened, if
requested, and you
may pay each week
if you wlab, but
when credit la given,
RITE CHARGES
MORE, not much,
but a little. Even
with thla Hina 11 add
ed charge Rite aella
for lees. To prove
it to your aatiafac
tlon, ahop around
at the other atorea,
then come to Kite’*.
Priestley 9 s
“Ora venette”
English Mohair
suits are cool,
airy, feather
weight, shape
retaining, serv
iceable and re
quire no laun
de rin g. Sold
here.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1920.
Roar c* ‘L’ Train Aids
$3,50t Gem Robbery
NEW YORK, June 25.—Two armed
bandits late yesterday smashed a win
DIAMONDS
and Watches
ON CREDIT
'l” xUlil///, *1 •*
A WEEK A WEEK
/Sr finest of perfect^k\
ffm cut stones, set in any
B.fj mounting you choose. Can yA
111 be exchanged at full pur-
I/I chase price for larger n l
\lsso J
Perfected Credit Plan
Instead of paying cash for your needs
in Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, you
can come here and pay for whatever you
desire in small weekly or monthly 3ums.
Why pay cash?
“1847 ROGERS BROS. SILVERWARE ON
CREDIT AT CASH PRICES.
High Grade Watches
The Best the World Affords Can Now Be
Bought on Credit at
Spot Cash Prices
For Example, the Famous Purple Ribbon
® Sooth Bend
A standard, truly tested,
accurate watch, 19 jewels,
20-year case, beautiful thin
models. It is adjusted to
f four positions and to heat
*45 ."I *1 A Week
TO ALL iNDIAN4p O^
LYRIC THEATRE 8LDG,135 N.ILUMIS ST
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IKIT iH
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A 'Man’s" R>od! M
B BODIES that are constantly 6apped by WmvisSg^
I laborious duties demand foods that
build brawn. " IHf wwR
Before starting the day’s work, thousands of
these sturdy men depend on the nourishing,
vitality giving qualities of the famous health
Foods —Fruited Wheat or Fruited Oats.
UNITED CEREAL MILLS, Ltd.
Quincy, Illinois ■■
dow la the Jewelry afore of Jacques
Leroy, 1056 Third avenue, and escaped
with diamonds valued at $3,500.
The noise of smashing of the window
was drowned by the roar of an elevated
train.
TEN DOLLAR +
Black Kid Ties
Half Their Value
SATURDAY
If we had enough of these shoes we would advise every lady
to buy two pairs—they ore greet values; new styles.
You only need to look them over to recognise their good
qualities. They are of dependable leather, finely finished and
well shaped.
You get the same guarantee that you would get If you paid
ten dollars.
WlQiTimarv^
5 W. Market St.
11 Br v. Between Illinois 81 reet
and Monument.
Ouija Boards
The Mystic Wonder of the Age
It Knows All, It Tells All About the Present, Past and Future
At least, you can believe it if you want to. One thing sure, you can have
the best time of your life with a Ouija Board in your home.
IT WILL MAKE YOU LAUGH—IT WILL MAKE YOU GLAD—It
will while away dull moments. It has almost human intelligence. It all
but talks. It makes your hands walk. It is magnetic! It is mysticl
IT MAKES YOUR BLOOD SYNCOPATE. IT TINGLES WITH EX
CITEMENT! When it tells you YES or NO, you smile. OH, WHAT A
FEELING COMES OVER YOU! When you hold hands with your
sweetheart and you ask the Ouija in a whisper, “Is John going to pro*
pose?” and Oui]a moves over to YES—OH,
WHAT A THRILL goes through you. And
then Ouija talks to you as you have never
been talked to before. II
It’s wonderful! It’s grand! We have.the W
original Ouija Boards. The kind that Ouija
nas Ouijaed. Saturday only
Annual Sale of Hybrid Tea Roses
Perpetual blooming,
acclimated and in fine
growing condition.
Extra Special for
Saturday
rMrs. Aaron Ward —Con-
sidered the best yellow
rose.
Kalserln August Victoria
’ Mrs. Geo. Shawyer—Oril
llant rose pink flower,
* ''iffw large strong grcever.
Iwfy . My Maryland Salmon
pink, long stem, fra-
My Lady—Rfcd, rival of
the American Beauty.
Hadley —Rich velvet,
fcfivjaU crimson, prolific all
Each 15J
lQ f for ..* ~.51.00
CLARK-JEWEL OIL COOK
KAST PAYMENTS.
Electrical Department
This Western Electric Iron fuUv guaranteed. Why buy
any old Iron when von can buy the A Pf
host? The Western Electric heats evenly aU.rtl 1
all over and only on the Ironing sur
face. Saves electricity. Buy one Satur- VJ
day
CASH OB EASY PAYMENTS.
A Complete Line of Fan*
National Furniture Cos.
“Out of the High Rent District* *
335-343 West Washington Street
Headaches
From Slight Colds,
“Laxative
Bromo
Quinine
Tablets"
relieve the Headache by
Curing the Cold.
(o-JfcSfrcrve*
Sunburn
is instantly relieved and soon
healed by applying v
. Dr. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing Oil
It ii a Soothing, Healing Antiseptic
for all local irritations. 30c I'tot
bottle.
Big Reductions on
Reed Gocarts
W hare about 13 sample go
carts which have been on our
floor quite a while. The up
holsterv Is slightly soiled and
the finish slightly marred In
places. They are a wonderful
value. If you want a gocart get
one Saturday. 15 only—
-25% Off Regular Prloo.
Start at
39 so
Cash or Easy Payment*.
A Big Value
This three-year guaranteed Bench
Wringer has place for two tubs,
also wringer attached. The Nation
al’s wringers are standard. A spe
;ial value. Until stock on hand is
sold, Saturday—
so-98
CASH Olt EASY PAYMENTS.
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