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Edited by your “UNCLE BILL”

^'Haunted HmofMapk Lam

^ HALLOWE’EN

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S ’POSE you know that Hal- SpraifBjf from thr (oo Icmr'm From tbf cam wKrrc Wake*, ike fairy kin* aod queen Come they, mly *pnla

C>i thr.r rpkfer-wotee bed>.

.•\ad they plrce Bpor their heodi

Ciold.-n enm-m aad order out

i .All thru wbjects anth a diout. (joblim fal and rpectict lean.

!o a heller-fWter root?

i fair.

For a night of veildeat play! Oh. you'd betier ihi* the door.

I Clote the window., warch the Boor ' rn» flu aawl nl„« ' - ~ 1 -

rara of n*H"we , i li: Eltaakerh e« a *rew e»rr h'g.

1 I outer i

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tRUmbrih* r.rolb* •t *h» fr»n« doer

Tba gir#* bandMl Mm III* o>

KMta M**. an<■■■

• rf:n* tear** now. ao that !h* r**|

; of paftaanby inrtlrd Th* fcciwea

' were !•«* aci «M-faahu>nml. aur-

rn* ■"« rounded tor b'.« lawn,

w**’’’® , Th« baumed houM had long

•roplr «nd It atood among Its i*#t n.tghbora, look'i.g nerr

For the crack, aad plug 'em tight long before d'l really mght! Kay. ood tabimm have the knack. Yea, of pamus* thro’ a crack— W "\w: w ’ 1 "" v

Sliding do'- n the moorb'am. bright. You'd be in an awfnl kg Down the rtan* pale ray. of light.. If they'd Mart to play their tricka!

h From the earth and from the air.

The' you cannot toe 'em more Nor their practice c*e* prove. Awful thing, would happen if They got tn—they'd acare you rtifi • Squeak, you'd bear and raytoK tick..; Get of bnmstene jo* a whiff!.

With my pumpkin-face KB go To the window where ’twill dww And will fri.rhten every fay And the ipooki that come our way. It h» hery eye. of red.

* rs*d It a » rt », mystrriou.. unkempt a-.d forJorn.

long getting ready. H at It waa dusk ] him—Jim reagsd Wkeie h. waa kefore they roaehed Marl. Uau* ■ Htornmg Oo'y ths r‘thins bras* A cool breets alghed »rsr the rust- ! wa« heard and the droppfw toavaa. Ung learsa and ah.'Ok tbs long| Then graduaUr ba rom and took gntm tutor* th. h.mt.d houa*. hoM of oM Co9T kDot ^ Tbs girls wen j **• ..ry fast, la Pushed

The door .

-Maybe ftftid Jim. Isoktng up. •1 the sky But The tnjtri was, Jtm bad not •rtsi tbe tortta'loe. and when he j road It. a great carlaolty awjp: I •*ar torn. Ue was sooa t« be seam j and aftee ths! the other U.yw iaarasd that aomsthlng or other waaselng to !.«M>er. at the haucied boas* oa Maple Lana that night. Jdaegare- md Eiitobath derided •* keep the tn'ltatton a asoret and thay tbougbt of Httu eias at! day. **Tou know." aald Rltaabalh. ft*

. thinktwm.' aald Kllmbsth taka aur goahllghts ftnd last walk past

e*uMe''. aba woaWnt dsra gh. didn't hati.ee In ghnata. hut auppaae t for her |

(?m ma&ofeM'

Bet that it will acare them to Home they'd bke to be in bed!

kind

aehoo! ■ Bn. Old gaatt the kind of twinkle In h young tolke Uka to aaa. “Jim." ha aald. 'f

thought It would be you. I aant that

larltatloB to Margaret, the srsrle.

kid in I ha arhool. and I knew abaM tall tbe other ktda and you'd all b* bar- J a anted la Bad out a he was the plucky one. Jtm you mat ha a future Uadberg. Jtau you're no alouch. Como and foaat with me. and I'll aaawar any quoatlon

you want to ask—If I can."

cold darkness of

led house How eery dark Ha had net bean able to

find bis Bash light, for the reason

Ellasbetb had *t. but ba had

brought match** ft*nng Be Mapped Into !h* hail and fait fur hi* matches, when * -.. dden breath of wind »lammed ihs door shut and be <•■■ alone In Ihe haunted bouse. Well, now h» wa. going to And out eomethlng. ftnd ha almost forgot «« be a'rald. oo great waa his curiosity. H. •Turk a match and held II --irv Then be walked boldly Into the room at bis left and eaw eomethlng which almost took !,!» breath away before b!«

match burned out. ,

There waa a *m«t! table cover'd "I kn.--E “ laughed Mr. Eaikner. with a wane cloth, and a man waa "that's the way with all explorers, eililag before It. In a moment Jim | discoverers aad no forth. They Just had Me second light dag hare to Bad out! Just put your "Why. Mr EalknerV cried Jim. I teeth Into this red apple and tell Then another match waa atrtsek j tr.a how you like It."

a they •

Hallowe'i

sal and rr’etrated.

“Bat honest. Mr. Falkner. I don't deeene anything", aald Jim "1 waa scared son.ethlag awful, but 1 was so curious I Ja,t bad to Bnd

(To be colored nil A potets or crogonr. fThracrer you e

To Learn Yoor Fate On Hallowe'en

kl- leach rty | table »»« j this t

| Shou

bowl

! ehoul

S EE my big TK

kin (use a UU!e with th* TE1XO OHEEN cap. I

TEL.LOW pumpUt tie KED mixed YELLOW). It has a

Ith my

BROWN handled Jack-knife. See to the i bow he emlleel- said BROWN

aad mouth are a Ugl

than his face So are the sou cut out that ar* lying

to • word •pelted to CAflTiL Idler, %» tk

HU Us to RED.

re geiac lo give a Hal- j each In turn told _

Forun# Tailing Party | table and dip hsr linear In a bowL Jn , haired Tecldy lo TELLow'-halred 1 '-»4 whit# checked and the ehalr-

'*■ " thU way her fate will be predlcLri. Suele May. : brerd la BLUE and the wall light

■nay help t- make It eucrseaful:

The Threw Bowks

t'peu a tab)* place three bowl

Should her anger go Into th' empty she will remain an old maid. Id she dip It Into tho bowl of ' m,Ik her husband will be a widow. Ur. bat should she dtp her Anger 1 1 r f n f .. ... .

“Oh. my! Wco I he mak* a fin. j BROWN.

Hallowe'en lantern - " cried Susie: Teddy wean a white MU with May. 'The aide* of hi* eyeo. near BLUE collar, cuffs and trousers.

lightly) dress and PIKE • Bar slippers ar* BLACK, fteb has BROWN sboea Both children beta PIKE tbob and REX) Up*. Paint th* horde' of this I*On PUMPKIN color ITEUOW sth* Util* RED mUM In) » ' tsriag OREEN

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The Rays of (he Sun ^ other Interesting Drawing WM

For Uncle Bill s Colored

brighily and sends

rays upon the lard tbs little children recall th* story so often told them by their elders, of Mar.l. the Bsberman of long ago who trapped th* sun for th* good maaklnd. 11 seema. that over : long ago th* eun used to be In great burry to get don* Its day's work, and with great speed 11 would race aero** th* sky. There not enough daylight for mei.

IT cleverly col-1 follow last rue* Iom .. i Uncle Hills' wrll# your nam* and *.M:w W "On the Way to age very plainly on the marp:*

- - Mip drawing and ata> 1

tetter H you » Tbe winning

placed on dmplay lo

of this company t '

ore<l drawin* mail this wee

Schoo!.'' •*•»« a popular subject. i. sr.d Ihi* weok'a- rwnind* us that 1 Hall.m«->n t» a)mo*' here, ll is

rtmicd -For HnUowee

Almost all ot the , MMI _ Mi I girts sending drawing* heeded toy each week. And they *tt^ 1 warning of Mat seek to get them lot of attanUoc. too. mas; '

' leach him to follow a regular

: course across the sky Instead of , 4 eaUalartton | running oer* end there belter 1 mork

skelter as lie chose. Bo with (his '

inner* enjoy, for they get lots i

Lb* beat of lb*

j Hie Baa M. | Lrttm Frc« D»ck Bill y. i

tor your pstalMrorr Dear Ortrr C.: Tell your Moth-T ' oi*« -KJ . »« are fot*un*«e *0 h*»«k