The Scio tribune., September 13, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

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Fairy Tale
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ELVt»' BALL.
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<Mt<* 1to
if ■
w*nt around aaklng all the
it ft «• I..
and the fricndt
are many.
1
»ur.- t*> come. «<tn't y.-u.
1 n**«» Twilight lieUY" she
■I I airy I*r1nc»wa Twilight-
ted with much Joy.
- »ore to come, won't you.
• » Joy?“ aha asked
And
« J»y ««Id ahe wouldn't
anything and that ahe
r . 'ii <m hand. Or rather,
i- «1 al>e would be along <>•
■* t
• -r fn Color Won't yotl
i.y »lie asked. And Fairy
»lie would come and that
■ « orcio-»tra would come too.
I Fairy Vbab. ''when th«
- <d the Klvea' orcheatra «ant
■ w ill p'ay for them *"
■
rful." «aid hffle Kit
alwaya ao unaelhah dear
fll.l:
vt fit
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Fairy
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RESTORING
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Th'rro
allowed
treasure«
to other
British nine un t
•otiM* year« now
fu-e-l to | .
three tf> la- titkin
tciiae lilt rc- ' c-
dent in a <
1« now ci rlv
people
The pr- -
I'arthenon i o
huer» of to-
lluH the A
in some mraanre
The <irwe> at
aimed to in. ir
matter
’Hu pt
only to n -tore t
tain mlutnn« wh-
they foil ar J an ,•
not to atto’
«tnicUon
i
the ball.** mi M KflW Fit.
« a 1*811. we want every
>'d Fairy Ybab “It always
-•i I- < jii to be aelflab about
If ot-e <nn give a great ih-al
pin, *• by playing mrrry and
i . i - ii -« I
think <>ne aliould du
1
naked the reel of
of the llrownlea,
and hla brother,
for
the
whole
r
old Mr Ulani and
I alio Invited Mr Mun
mi -. -I
w
and Mr. M ">n.
'
I ihr King of the floods
of Raindrops and the
idren ami the Rainbow
1
In this old v. < . i
A lot of I id - i
Who th ml
To walk oil -
There an two ,
— thoso that
that never go
Some men have
in ten yenrs, and
better inemorit .
'Ft tu « mi Two ght-Bell Accepted With
Much Jay."
jrour printirik
Rr>hh<*m.
She Invited the Gnomon
and I'rtrr a, opted f<>r all of hi« fam
tlyH e invited tlie Bogey family and
<‘i,f f - Hilly and alia Invitisi the
Clowd l alrlr«
«•tie a«k>-d her how ahe et
to have all of the gurvia come.
I i I be |>o»»lt>|e ta have the
■ C'-aula nnd the Army of
and the Mlat grandchildren
( Rainbow Rrotherw snd the
all nt the aarne time.
.i
• -
I
wn» told that though three
1 not hate each uther—la
adtnltwd each other—that
n<l different time« for air
ng.
K*
I f »aid ahe knew that waa
- ahe bad made her plana and
-i» .1 tliey would work vat all
fht.
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Before long Mr Hua appeared right
while the King of the Cloud» «•■ mm
Ing down and he called out :
“Hollo King bow are yo«F* It
ahowa what a high up cr»-ati.*v Mr
Run la that he ferla entitled tn »peak
to a king In such a fadil.ai
And the
King of the Clouda Ilk rd to be greeted
tn that way by ao noble and high a
creature a* Mr Mun
And then appeared the Ralni-<-w
Brother* and Mother Rainbow l< - Ui-d
over them
All the Rainbow clill-’ «n
came tun, for Mother Itatntwiw always
bring* her rhildn-n with her
They
wore ora use and green end pink nil
lavender
t»h. then came the Cloud lalrle* In
fluffy white allvery coat uxor» and etna
Wore aa*tiea of yellow golden cl... id
allk which were very gwrgeoua
l.aler Mr Moon catín- |»-r,.’n< aver
a hl” and Hr. Kun egruaod bin<*elf
politely after a bit
But uh auch «
gorgeou* loi’I II was, and every gumi
came to II !
We hope to see all our
readers and many more
at the Forks of 1 he San
tiam Community Fair
Saturday.
Scio Tribune
T/1E
Best Plan to Get Good
Cows Is to Raise Them
l*r»«r table dairy >■<>•» may be «•* urv-l
In two way a Hr«l, they may l»e pur
chaeed
Thia la m> doubt, the ■>■»<
e>|»-n»|va «ay. but ti«i •-»».«ry In many
ca«ea In order tn get a at art
In pur­
chasing cowa you take chsto'ea <»n get­
ting Individual« not »» good a* they
look fur often the brat Judge» of dairy
animal« are fooled in tlx- value <>f
co»« Then, al». there la the chance
of bringing In dlwaaee auch na tuber-
lulvaJA cofti :
d.orifc.n ,.r-I uit.'.-r
iruublea. aaye J. I*. LaMaater, «.. .. t
the dairy division of GtemSon eollrre
The •r.-ond and beat «ay to got
good prufltable co»a la |i> mite tl «-in
on yt»nr farm
All dairy row« depend
for their value on the Inherent ten­
dency to convert feed into milk and
on their proj-er growth and develop­
ment That la. they muat have well-
bred ancestry
Although the eu •
you new own may be grade» and p-r
grade« at that, you ran Insure the
value of your future herd by breeding
lh*-«e rvwi to «ell-bred pure bred
bulla
A well bred bull la not only a regie
Irrel bull, hut one having a «Ire com­
ing frutu a line of high butterfat and
milk producer«. and out of a dam
with a good butterfat record, nothing
leea than H«> pound« In one year, who
also having come from a line of high
producing an re» try
The tendency of the normal row la
to revert to the original wild cow
which gave only enough milk tor her
calf; Bo unlewa by «election you in-
creaae the ability to produce, you wilt
noon have only hoarder row« which
will not pay you for the feed they eat
or the labor nece««ary to manage them.
The moot profitable ayatem of dulry
farming la to have the in--«t of the
cowi frrahen In the fall
In order to
do thia It la necessary to breed the
cowi during November December and
January
If you du not have a good
bull or do not live near a fanner «ho
o«na a good bull to which you can
breed your cowa. begin now tn locate
one for your own uae The dairy di­
vision of t’lemeoti college will aaalat
you In locating a gt»»l bull
HAROLD B WRIGHT
- I ml her garata to come In
•be afternoon and to remain until
. of the gtieata had other
'• ■••nt» and told her they could
-t
i» all tboae hours, but they
- * for a while and that pleaaed
I me Etf
• ¡I. i he party began. And all the
I tir l'a I tira and tM
»»* ülr*
r« ihr Gtiotnea aad the tuet»-
■ of the Bogey and Oaf fanilllM.
Witch and old Mr Olnnt—
• ■ of them appeared
And thee all of a «miden tt ixrtn
tn
n and then every <>ne retnem
if It had been said that the
f the timida end the Army of
» <n-l the Miet grandchildrec
i-t all f-<en Invited
' I I w dark they made It and how
i and what a «pet
Jane — Where did Henry
Cabot Lodge?
Harold — At Robert W.
Chambers.
Correct this sentence: "I al­
ways let John net his own
breakfast,” said the wife, "and
he doesn't mind it a bit.”
A local man would like to
know if bootleggers hold rum
mage sales.
Don't monkey with a fool’a
gland nor fool with monkey
glands.
Use of Rubber Stamps
Is expensive when you can get
500 Letterheads, $3;
.AÏ» • <
terIng end a «pla-h'ng th--v
But
Effie Ulf had called ber gu«-«l» to
rouie within the great Elfland lent so
they could look out fruta every aid«
without getting net
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