’APE MAY COUHTY TIMES, FMDAY. JUME 24. 1927.

Page Fire

TOR THE—VOtnO

Edited b 3 your “UNCLE BILL"

Circus Procession

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». uid r»eocnlMd It by IU ton*. ‘ fcont door •Uir.med ahut. ■Bn Potar knew that hla mother •°na out Nait ha heard the »* u atartad down the «r*et. and It mada him quit* wretched to think that b* -n1«ht bar* (on* too If he had onl> been wall. H* took hla head out from under th* pUtawa and laj> there laokln* but of th*' window Into tha (teat. _(reaa Ire* which (raw near rin«ty aotfil h* heard a opnon Unkhna In a (Uaa. and th* little lady ram* In. amerkina her Ilia and arntHna and attrnnr augar Into a (laaa of fwol oruxead*. That orancad* looked pretty

on the dreaaer by hla bad. and than ahe took a cut*. Uttl* «laaa tumbler owl of bar packet and Into that *he poared #*ir,a of (ha coma. But ahe didn’t «*y a word about drlnkU>« M. and ah* aran put a picture •p at the aide o' the (lam of aranceade to bid* that. Than out of bar other pocket, ahe pulled a paper and a pencil _nd a pair of

i will 1 Uk*

Th»»■*.* ah* aaM. “If j tall m* th* thlnpa you wo

me to draw, m do It. Then you and I can cat them out for I have another pair of edesore. Thl* pair I hronebt far you hare round polnu eo you 11 not be In any danper of hurt In* youraelf. Now what ahaU 1 make a picture of

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Tito wa* an entlraly new er 1 refer waa Interneted at “Let me aale." aald be. "D doc pollln* a cart with a kitty rldln* In It. And let'

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•* The Puil-Bat •*

I T doaae’t mattar much la pan of th* country yon It**, If ' year bom* happen* to ! a common or old-field. <

winced bird* circUnn and eoartt* bl(b u» la tha air. And If you AM A rloaa obeervar you meat hae* net lead a whu* bora* aho* on tha throat, a whit* apot on each win*, aod a white band acroes the tall. And aa you watch them, every new and than on* will drop *tral*ht downward* ea If It had b*>*n atiot, and )uet than you trill hear A dull, toomln* sound. Ilk* that aada by blowln* acrom th* banflboia of an amply barrei. It nppaaad that th* air ruahln* u*h tha odtatrotched win** I* onafM* ter th* hollow round. >ma paapl* tma«tn# they hear

Th* bat War

banc* th* name part at th* aai

aa they are wo bid la th* world i hat; bat lata aflarnoo... the boor (hap ara uaually In evil

account for H.

rou *a to aoiha hack on

colora of tha lac ao

and with

walk by within tcwniiln* dlalanc*. and (all to aa* It They do not know tha Brat prtactplaa of neat bulldln*. and could net make one. If they triad: ao they lay th* two *ray-apeckl*d e**a on th* bar* (round, or la a dopraaWam on soma flat rock, and do thatr brood la* n*bt out la tha opaa.

by boll-bate for than

tew. I car.not explain bow a bullbat can know lust exactly what colora It Is wuarln*. or haw It can

(To to colored wU» pofnla or cropona. R’hcacvcr y

i lo a word spelled la CAPITAL letters a

does eel maxi be liquid, ao | doctor aald.“ 1 don’t want to drink It." obar. and to akow that hla a nol *oln* lo b« avallfor tha awallowln* of any h* hid hla face under th* clothes. b way or olhsr It *av* him r. mean fealln* In Ih# **ton stomach, to think of awalall that cocoa. H* ]“•* t help IL Ha wa* afraid it ( -’me up almost aa fast aa It mother *a»a th* uni* lady e mor* directions and then fh* f them went downetalra. In a 1* or ao. i’etar hoard th* honk t automobile ’n frorl of »h*

Ami A Happy UtUe Uuy a clown drivln* a pi*, and another down drlvln* a while *ooae. and— and a pretty *lrl with (old apun^loa on her black dreaa. Bha'a to' be on top of a whit* horae standing up—and th* horae ralloiiln*. Tea and a man aiahdln* up on two horaas’and both runntn* at hard as

they can *0.’’

•'My. my.” laucked the little lydy. "but that 1 * a bl« order’ We mar *at rt*hl to work. Ft rat. thouch. yoo’d batter drink thl* little *Uaa of cocoa, bacauee when we have used tha cocoa all up. we'll be able lo alp the orunceada alouly." Peter thou*ht tVie little *la*e didn’t hold enou*h that It would bother about staying down. And sure enough. It didn't! In fact, th*

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piloit CHOat-WORD l*CChMC

Load, and 1 am t rench tor dor

(Sour-Jour).

I. I am an oriental cap. change my head and 1 am French for i J. I am aultrrtn*. change my head and I am hand la Kr*ncl 1 4m a frland. chance my

C HEODORE haa a very *©od friend and her* la hla plctura He la TKUjOW With a whita noe* and white Up to hla ihort tail Theodor* bcocht him a Hoenae and a nice BROWN leather foliar to hang It to. Theodore named hla friend. Friend, and he

cocoa tasted ratter good, and beeldee he wae eager to *at at hU home-made circus proceaelon. It aurprlacd him to ace how quickly the little lady drew what he asked her to. Sometimes h# would Just ha thera and watch her. | out when he felt Uk* It. he would I cut out the animals, or picture* which ahe had drawn. Whan they ’ Were all dona, ahe tinted them Wltji i colored crayon* and pinned thorn • on the wall In a row. Juat aa If they I ware la a really, ttr ly proceaaion Coin* from on* elde of tha room to the other. And when hi* mother cam* home, there wasn't any cocoa or orangeade anywhere In eight! Juat a circus proceaaion and a happy '.ltd* boy. A HINT Yr* daddy said lad eve-

ning. “I

Have never seen before So many shooting-star*; I know leas! a score.” Hr'd dean forgotten that it was The First of oid July, And boys can't wsit until tbc

Fourth

To let the powder fly. And since he didn't say a word 'Bout fireworks or a gun. I said. "I saw the rorf-eh. but I'm missing all the fun.” head and I am bad In French «. I am to bland, chan** my head, and 1 am six In French. 4. 1 am retailed, change my head and 1 am a number In Frnncb. 4. 1 am to red. chan** my head and I am a bed In French. 7. 1 am part of th* verb “to be." my head and 1 am a father

give* Friend a nice Juicy RED moat bon* ovary day and a round BLUE puts full of milk. Friend haa a BROWN noaa and BLUE •yea. Tha studs In hU collar ara YELLOW. Paint tha Unolanm RED and YELLOW checks and Frland’a ban

BLUE and QUEEN. Tha wall U dark GREEN and tba cabinet and tha cbalrbo*rd era BROWN. Friend's ear* era aUghtly PINK (uaa RED lightly! on tha Inaldee TOO can paint tha border TELLOW and tha lettering RED.

VACATION OME out when week is om and «tudy boors ara done; Come out, it ia vacation, the time for play and fun. Hurrah, we're free for the summer, our minds from can ara free leaving town in the morning for the cool and green country. Thera's a farm when Grandma's waiting with a kiss down by the gate When Granddad bas bis watch oat for fear the train is laic And Rover the dog is anxious for he loves us too you tee— We n leaving town in the morning for (be cool and green cotmtrjWe'U tee the cows and the chickens and the baby pigs so wee; Then's a pond for -wr boats to mil on that w« play is the mighty sea. And the trees that . ow in the orchard will be heavy with apple and pear; Oh. I'm glad that today starts vacatieti. and tomorrow we re going to be there 1

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A FOURTH OF JULY PARTY

a hawk, ositkar doaa It fly at night. It la about tbs alxa of a robin, only more slander, but tha lor*. reapar-Uks wings mak* It appear Urgar. Thay ara brown mottled with conspicuous whit* marking*

on throat, wing* and tall. Th# head 1* flattened, th*

vary larg*. and th* bill so amall as tc b* hardly noticeable, but that cannot be —«* of tba mouth which strateliaa clto^ tack beyond the •ara—or rather th* r»«a. e* th* ears do not show. When hurting, thay go hurtling through apace

aama bird, and get

out of patience If ysu deny It. But that la aa greet a mistake, aa th tng you can leU the age of a ra snake by counUng the rattloa It la wearing. They do look allka In a general way. but thera ara many

point* of dUferenca.

In tba It rat place, tha whip-poor, will lacks the ronsptruoua whit* markings that make tha other prominent: and another thing that should settle tha quMCloa t* that the whip-poor-will i* navar flying about In tha -pen. but sticks rloaely to tha gloomy depths of willow thicket*, and to tha half-

trti would hardly know bow to ,ho a letter lo owe. wllh any ice of hi s getting It.

Uncle Bill’s Color Contest !•. bvc-onrtng more popular among my UUlq 'low** aod I am certainly pleaded with the targn number ol Mary‘a UtlU Lamb" drawings that came In ao wail colored Ih* past we-k. &*me ot on boy* and gtria nr* abowteg cal tnleul in coloring •*»»-. hope you keep up aa intmant n tine kind o( pa .lime. It ta not an easy tank bo ptc* be winner* t*k> wee* and Sn4rad id two big boxes* of crmjrn* I am awarding three W> lh-ne who did I hr tosmi work.

Wtey am:

Runted Lloyd. DanntevtUe. R.

Elmer Robinaow. aga T. Dawalavlllo. What buy and girl la tkarw aho <toen not Uke a dag? 1 don’t tuuk there I* a elngle one of jv>u who would nol Uke to own a dog like "TbeodoraV FT!end." who hi pictured at the lop at this page. He has a bone to hi* mouth, a pair of abarp eyna and looks an though hr would make a -ewl pal for any boy or

gkrl.

Now. boys and girls, got to work and color Theodora's Prtend” Just me neatly as you ran and mall your coiorevl drawing lo "Uncle Bill." CWIdrengEditor, this paper. Sea Isle CRy. You don’t have to worry about auy rule* Jta* write you.' name, addrais and age In the margin of the paper, alongside of (he picture Send the whole page or just cut out the pluturv and •vend that. received many Interesting

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vJUMBLElD ANIMAL, ^ OV vSACTER WCUv-M^m

lORirO.NTAL VEHllOAL i-B*cania dry I-Tablet n-Prapoaltlou 1-ConSStnad g-Rc -d (abbr.) *-Waap f-Tr*v*l on 4-Oardan horseback Implement IbriU cry T-Stick FVenture 4-A deaaart |-LArga 11-College yell package Il-Firat woman a t abbr.) 1 J-Hlnder , 14—Insect

Central* BAtue a fi 'Tippled A alngtng firaira Arctic An old woman Banda a A bird

ItE you going to give Fourth of July Party? Why not give a Fourth of July inaaqucradaT Tha Inntatlona

should bo written on cardboard out In the she pa of Unci a Sam’s tall hat and tha guests should ba raqueatad to coma to tba party city or some historical character. Tha boat or haatwa should repre-

sent L’ncla flam or Columbia. Tba decorations for this party

•ra simple: Red. whit* and blue bunting may he used to decorate the walla, and horns and drama may ba scattered about for the (Urals’ use. Tha favors may ba toy drums, cocked hat*, toy guna. flaga. candy flrecrarkera. gunboats, liberty belt*, shield*, raglaa and toy

lent*.

Hera ara two good United Statsa game* to play. Th* drat la to sea how many of the stmtaa your friend* will rrcogntxe by their ahapaa To make theae nameiraa » flee* of carbon paper ga map nod mak* two or thre* Ini*.rraalois* of th* separata atatea Paata the** on llghtwalght ardboard and cut out tba state on t* outline. "’hr** queer maps should ba passed around and a amo limit set on the cueaatng A may ba given to the boy or girt who haa rarognlsad tha moat ond gania Is to sea how tba atatea tha boys and girts will know by their nickname*. Do you know: l. Tba Badgar Btat*. ?. Bay State. 1 Bayou fltata. «. Bear Bute. fi. Creole Slats. «. Diamond State. ?. Em; Ira Btata. I Kinatbn* State. » Oranlte EXE IXXJLUts

Ara in# width and height of the* ta of lines th* same Now maa> a them.

Btata. jo. arson Mountain Btata n. Hawkey- Slate It. Hooalar •••ta. 1*. Kaystona Bute. 14. Lak*

U. Lon* Star State.

Mary‘a Li tie Lamb.’* the praa wc*. I enjoyed reading -very one of them. After you real the mtorewting fnaturra and

ifortan <«n this we»k a page tat with thin tnonetrooa mouth wide j light of dense swamp*. Aa big aa , me know which one you cn-

open Ji£s4 acooptng Ita Insect prey. I tha eye* of a bull-bat are, thay.joyed t •a thay coma. Thara ara a lot of are not fitted to see m tha bright 1

— . .. . a ...I ——11vt.# -—a ,. .— ii^ .. I lain i’irges to lei your bov

Btata.

atm. bristly hafra.

i tha i

I for that

. ,, mouth, that In a man. would ba] i Lumbar State. 17. old Dominion called' whisker* and amnll gneta i

•lAte 1«. Old North State. 1*. bw > ni « entangled I" theae. and i, - ■ • --- . Palmetto Btata !• PanlnauU I «ui»0» aaeApe befor* they are 1 on cloudy days hunting moaqultoaa',1 ■tate. II. Pralrla fluia Anawera: i • U>a mouth They do and gnats In the upper air. tat t. Wtacoartn I MaraachuaalU. *•« rest In trees aa moat bird* do. some parts of tha country. If you .. *. Mtaatoalppi. 4 Arkansas. e. te^** 1 ** l h, M toaa ara not bum for w»ra to apeak of them aa bull-: Louisiana, g Dataware. 1. New j flVAapi^ a Umb. and If they do bata. people would not know what

York. (. Connecticut.' ». Now h Hampahlra. 19. Vermont. 11. lown.1 — II. Indiana. IS. Pennaylvaada. I Michigan It. Teas* 14. Mains It. Virginia 14. North Carol II. South Carolina. I#. Florida

II. Illinois

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re cat* week reading and coioring the

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JOHN BCBKIN-s ADVICE TO UIKUi "Resolve to do every day aom work that la useful. Learn r.rat th# aconomy of tha kitchen; good end the bed quality of every commor article of food, end the simplest end best mode of 1U preparation. Whan you have time, help In cooking and learn how to make everything as nice *a poos: Learn the sound qualities of unaful stuffs, and make everything of the beat (on can get. Every day. some Uttl* place of useful clothing sewn with your own finger* aa strongly aa It can be stitched, and embroider It or otherwlee beautify it moderately with One needlework, each as • girt may be proud of having done. You must be to the beet of your strength ueefblly employed during th* greeter pert of the day. so that you may be able At the end of It to say. es proudly aa any paaaant. that you have not eaten tha bread of Idle-

PUSXLE ANSWERS

{The HANDY BOY AT HOME

er CHARLES A . KINC* < STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. PLVMOUTH.N.H

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Red While E_Biue

I Support wanted

T I Cross support wanUd FOURTH OF JULY BIKE WINDMILL

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FRUIT ACHOUTICS

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i name coniaimn ! b<«li. with U. C

1 any letter, and 1

tu the Deal kilrr akHu . spell png K thM ««»• an- eight of them, aaxl bat are they?

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( Which of these square*

Isrxer'?* Doee th* ruler agree with j chawoi*. Olruje. Oaten*. i your eyee? I Jtustrat, Pmnthsr, Polecat.

tv 4 a* l a P<r Co Per RalAp Or Kan

SIHAI.S—Buffalo.

thet th*n allowing hie rotor*. *i:d at whet time of year Will eurh an ! exhibit meet with • more cordial reel*.nee of be more tlniely than during tbs Fourth of July s-o~-n " Hence member* of th# "Hondy Boy’s Club" rosy find a worth white euggeetton In this project. I First mak* th* support and the

>nd fit the former to 1

Th|* t

spring enough t bicycle post. Fas carriage Ik,It* V

ach mill tuias

I 'salty upon tu -crew and balanoea • partbctly. Faint lb* supports wtUte and the mill* rad. whit* and blue

tol* at a

the bicycle The 1

la only sugreettv* a* H r [ th* ala* to fit one apodal btcy cle. • hole

fo.-ed at an angle which t iarg* enough the support to rid* ab ut | round head a indicated at b. Bora * j Bur* a he make cuta d eo tba ra- j e”PFor»e ^at

pare artll be about ban the hoi* a Hi at « and make saw 1

I allow the support 10!indicated.

nough to slip over the If deatrad to Mill forthw Ohew

a.-e with I patriotic eentlmant e email flag may through ( b* adds 1 as shown *t k. by boring

is snown *1 a . , h0 |, fiam 0 , #ua ^ ’ cro * •"« ta*!'" i the auppora. The Handy Boy whe with rails as shewn at « 1 ■ ports euch • windmill mte be tane* for ibe thrr* artnJ- aura thera Will !•* nfl doubt eg HU 1 aaser ble them; bore • . petrtottc eenUmeate In the mtnfll

«ly la the center of et h > of oH who era hto.