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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate
IN sYEESyILLE. CARROLL G0US-
IT.. MARYLAND.

By virtue Of q decree o. the Cir
cult Court for Carroll County sitting
as Court Of Equity. bearing date
MAY 18th, 1919. and pas sed IN = cause
in said Court depending wherein
Mary :. Linton. mother and next
friend, ETC.. are plaintiffs, md Mary
K. Linton. widow. and others, are de-
PENDANTS and being No. 51zg Equity.
the undersigned Trustees were direct
ed TO sell the propsrsx In the pro-
ceedings mentioned. and tho said
trustees viii offer and sell On the
premises on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-06

n the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Sitting As Court of Equity.
Horace i. La.man. infant. by he father an
next friend. Truman ~ Lo.nhn Plaintiff. -
Ernest :. He'd. ct IL. Defendants.
Ordered tbs - q. Of Jnas. 4 d.. IaIa tn
the Aceonnt Of the Auditor lied in this cause h
finally ratified and confirmed. uniszz eauzz 20 Is.
contrary thereof be shown % OF before ne -
d. VI June. next; provided q coy Of lhia o..
der be inserted Tor t#o successive HeeEz bafo#z
Carroll county.
EDWARD Q. CASH clefE
True Copy Tszt:
EDWARD O CASH. clsrE.
june CT
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r RusTgE.s sALR
= -
Valuable Real Estate
ABOUT or NILE FRO WEST
aInsTgR. CARROLL COUNTY.
ID.

ny virtue Of decree OF the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, sitting - {
Court 81 Equity. passed n cause
wherein Mamie =. Hinler and others
are plaintiffs and Eamira V. Horn
an others re defendants. No. 5lia
Equity. The undersigned trustee ap.
pointed therein, Rlll offer At public
sale on the premises IN
SATURDAY. 7th DAY OR JUNE. 1919,
ut : o'clock ,. m. Al thu real Ne
tate on farm OF which The late John
y. Florl died seized md possessed.
consisting Of
an ACRES. FOODS and Il
SQUARE PEnCHKs
of land. more or less. situate o. the
Western Maryland Railroad, about
one mile from The Cit Of Nestmlna-
ter ThIs properly a1Ioins the lands
of the Consolidated Public Utilities
Company formerly known as Mn
tiers MIllD. Emory MerrYman. 4.
f Shrlver Compan.'s land. and
others. The State Hoad 10 Nan
chester from Westminster. passes o.
one side OF It. 1 is improved BY :
two-stoTy dwelling, barn md other
ouI-buildingE Of me usual character.
About SEVEN ACRES IN MEADOW
and all abundantly supplied by water.
Tie soil Is good and capable Of i'm
proYement. The location Of the prop
cry makes i especially desirable Il
those desiring small farm near .
growing town.
TERMS O. SALE - prescribed b.
tie decree. are a. follows: One.
third o. the purchase money % Be
paid cash On the day Of aale, Of AZ.
ter the ratification thereof b. tn
Court: the credit or deferred pay.
ments 10 Be made n one and twd
years, from the day d sale in equal
proportions. being : third Of TIL
purchase money eaeh. and bearing
interest from the day OF sale ana e
sbe secured y notes n the purchaser
o. purchasers to the satisfaction 0
tie trustee. or IL eaHh On The das
o said sale At the option d tn pur.
chaser.
AS. 1. {. BOND,
Trustee
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MONDAY, JUMP Ie, 1918.

81 D. M, Tor the purpose of declar-
ing the semI-annual dividend payable
June 30, and TO transact such business
as may come before them.
GEORGE w. ALBAuGH.
President.
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Meeting Of Directors.

The Board of Directors Of The Dem
ocratic Advocate Company viii meet
4 the Advocate Office On
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WONDERFUL BARGAIN
STOCK, eRAH AND DAIRY FAR.

2a6 Acre: 10 Acre cleared I'd; IIne
oil. Large orchard. apples, peaches.
cherries. Raises corn. wheat, ozIs, hzr.
Good pasture With rnnnin. water: i
E1oom dwelling. laree blk barn: Il
necessary outbuildinza Will include
IIYe H.ock: 10 acrea i wheat nd en1n
nd : farming implements. is ! :
nap. Pre- s.. 900 Or an|ak 10.
MADISON 4. LLOYD.
a26 w Hldg.. Baltimore. NJ
= itzIzz s.
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Store Closes : O'clock

quart lce cream freezerH sass
quart &c cream freezors 13.zs
quart Iee cream freezsrs z3.es
8 quart Zee cream freezere z4,as.
quart leo cream freezars z7.76.
Sewing machines zlg.75.
Ford hub CAPS 2ss.
Mems grey hose &c pair
3-PIy Pioneer roofing $50 per roll
7 packs IF garden seed for sbc.
Eel sop u bar.
Rabbits soap 70 Iar.
% feet of garden hose for z3.Tb.
Apron bingham &c yard.
, pairs of mems hose Tor 25e
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Store closes At ! o'clock.
Galvanized tubs see.
bureaus Site
Prunas 15c 10
Mems work pants $50.
Tomatoes I0c can.
10 n. PAL Of saited Lake Herring
sf.s5.
Pasture chssna 4Sc 20 feet long,.
HeraHey's focoa 20 boz.
I'm wash boilers sI.z6
Mems work shirts ssc each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-06
HERIPF,s SALE
d
House and Lot
WESTMINSTER. CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND.

The undersigned, a Sheriff Of Car
roll County. Maryland. b. virtue Of
q writ Of fleri faeias Issued out Of the
Circuit Court Tor Carroll County.
Maryland, against The goods and
ehattels, land and tenements o. VII
liam II Harris and Ida V. Harris hls
wife. At the suit of Westminster De
nosit and Trust Company. of West
minister. Maryland, corporation. II
the use of George w. A1baugh. have
seized and taken al that piece OF
parcel Of land. and the improvements
thereon, situated on he East HIde o
Pennsylvania avenue. in the town of
Westminster. Carroll county, MARY
land, fronting Il feet on said avenue
and running back 19s feel to a IL
foot alley. containing 9a05 square
feet Of land more OF less. which tie
said Ida V. Harris obtained from The
George w. Albangh Teal Estate and
Brokerage Company. Of Westminster.
Maryland b a deed dated September
=. 1910, and recorded among the
Land Records Of Carroll County IN
Iiber o. .. q. No. 1Ib folio 3. etc.
The improvements on said lot Of
land consist OF 2-story weather.
boarded dwelling house and some
outbulldings. The 1oI Is located N
: desirable part Of Westminster, :
veil drained toward the rear alley
and the whole property Is in good
condition.
And I hereby give notice hat n
pursuance Of the authority contained
n said writ OF ferI facias issued "a
ne I will sell the above described
lot and improvements 50 seized and
taken. at public auction On the
premises, IN
SATURDAY. JUNE IN. 1913,
At 2 .. m. for cash. Other terms,
however, nay be made With George
=. AIbauEn.
EDWIN NJ. MELLOH. JR..
Sheriff o. Carroll County
E-I6-4I.
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FORD CAR FOR SALE

In : ! condition; good tires: leaIn-
Fl upholzIering: HllI sell CHEAP.
iii demonstrate. Apply at Ad.o-
cate
June cit
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GRADUATED SUGAR 9aclb.

Ice cream for sale.
Boys suits $50.
Kitchen safes $3.50.
Rabbits re DC can.
Corn mel be.1b.-
Corn meal Be ID.
National spark plugs TIC.
Good mixed tea &c n.
Roofing gsc roll.
croanet sets S1.3s.
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SATURDAY, JUNE An. 1919,

at two O'clock D. M. IL sykessIlie
Carroll county, in the State u Mary.
land. the following described lots OF
parcels of land.
|. Al thai lot or parcel Of land
situate On the Main Street IN the Iown
of sykesyille. Carroll county Nary.
land, adjoining the Lard Of nobeTI w
Carter and Clarence Br1wl. n'il con
tanning
TTgNTf-OHE PERCHRS o. LAND,
more or less. and fronting about q
feet on said lain Street, and extend.
ing baok about thirty feet and Inn
proved by = two-story house With
eight rooms. IN fairly good condition.
and being the same Lot or parcel ol
land acquired By George :. Linton,
in dis lifetime. b deed Of Charles
Kohls and MargaretHa Kohla. hi
wife. bearing date April 18th. 1906,
and recorded in LIber ID. ?. s. No.
101. folio 800. etc. and
:. Al thai lot or parcel OF land
situate near or opposite the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad IN said town OF
SykesvilIe, Carroll county. Maryland.
occupied noH by Mr. Harvey DeYTlea
as warehouse or storage house. eon-
tanning
sgs0sK SQUARE FEET o. LAND,
more OF less. and improved by . one
story building or warehouse. This
lot Is accessible by read. md i die
same IoI o. parcel - Land which
the said George = Linton obtained
from Henry Thlsle md Catherine
ThIeie. his wife. bearing date Febru-
arr 9Th. 1919. and recorded IN Llber
o. D. G.. No. ii2. folio $50 etc. and
being ths same two LOT or parcels Of
land which the said George Z. Linton
died siezed and possessed.
Terms OF 5ale:---ons-thlTd Of the
purchase money IN caah On the day
of sale or On the ratification thereof
b. The Court. and the residue IN two
equal payments o. one and NO years.
for Ill cash = the option o. the pur=
chaser or purchasers. The credit
payments 10 be secured By the notes
of the purchaser Or purchasers With
security 70 be approved b. The
trustees
JANIS :. c. BOND,
ALBERT !. DORSEY,
Trustees.
Bond : Parke, Solicitors.
Ma q
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RuMOR not TRUE |.

Tn rumor TT : haa . close =
account o wa contracts 20 Oakland
ILLS s ri tEue. : am ope1 at -
nauaI hour ar HeTse to public n
no zaIne courteous manner e her
Iofore. y 8Ieck of GROCERIES,
1ac., re always re a mp. d.
live % : cal
LOUIS SACHS
jul 5 +. NORTH BRANCH, -.
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Bond : Parke, Solicitors.
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JAMES :. GBOSD,
DORSEY,

Bond 8ParEe, Solicitors
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SATURDAY. JUNE III. 1919,

At .. m. for cash. Other terms,
however, may be made With George
-. AIbaunn.
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EDWIN n. MEIIOR, JR..
Sheriff o. Carroll County
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

.usF IFe ru.rl Ua.r'. who arc .osJrg
ilo urgurHH.'. f.r hEEsn. ame.i should
attend -..f lhnr. 81 nra4E.,. buH.
noe. u..... .INE 500. Main tt1ei
Phone .r ..-f
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LOST .,UiI.s mr-H lag mo- of near thu
rsro .ruur. please .s1vr o. World u'
'.. ra"rI a. ts.rsals' reward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

lUINu Wrecked Tor| roadster s0r..n
No lp21lt2. owner. please call oltl for
Inflammation "a
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Az uN 20 la'ra-for rent very Acsi-ahls
...s.nr room Phone Osarr 4-qE
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H-. Match wHh rsAr 0u N... street
l.Nss" Third a. .slfN Friday Gail
I ".4n
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N.l rIH' H.- Nrs clean r..-s s,- q
...4f... rH.I Rs. uatrr
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Fac1s ufaEa 1f1l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

..HH .0 f-r. apartment.
t.... privilege " desire.
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Attest. GRO NuurRrY.
FuHrr.ar.
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fuB s,tr one oua .iau Ferd tive, snd
orr I0d deIys' raf teiat, ilo'
1918 WININN rr,ru raasrngvJ motor \ l
shape n,c good .as,uFs. u"w paiHt. a
real bargain fof cash Usage a. An
iur worth
roN SALE 1917 model uut,l tght 81.
roadster 600 good condition fNr good
"trrs cash OF terms cal. u7TH 1894
East Second
AUTO sUFrLIEs AND RErAlRs II
TlWFe OH ,rs, u,cd tros ,hcau, ve do
,.sa.bIHE rIghl bring ,our old tires
Tulsa Tire shop ~ Wrfl bady
~ Npl W nf uf,Ia .u,rrbpuuut nr rr.
psiuHg SEQ rion,,r Repair rear go
NuurH Main sifr.l. prices very reason
Anlo. vora done by ! + l1erson. ext
work guaranteed sstish'iion assured
uETrrR RfrNWiNG for bst prize s'c
urr hoHf. work done iu Jour own garage b.
iu year,' experience on all make ears.
Phone Usage 6llU. or post catd 10 Boz
$50
stDuND. D.. glb..Nuto parts Tor uost
any matt ot car. We save you linns a"l
money. Auy A.ccssorles lch Tot. " NpA
want 10 huy on srH anything worth ~"
money sco as Auto salvage 80 D.
Sllup under urN management We hni s'l'
and repair AL mstrs 81 tsui awe us
trial 202 91uth norlder.
AUTOS ron HIRE GARAGES "a
ron REST Private garage 500 W
Seventh Phone usAgr soi7
MOTORCYCLES AND BIcYclEs la
FOR sA.F Telu c,lader Harley 10 good
nurirE ordcr 500 Hii West IN"lf'h.
ron SALE airIs, bicycle gusd "a wSw.
IaIf prize i2i lAsi lhlticcnih
wASTLD AUTOMOBILES "a
NANIfp 40 BOY Ford uataIar. must
no. lH good condition Phone ussf" Zoos
WANTED -Iurd or other hEht ar musi
l., ehssp 'of rssE condition ro object
rive name description sud price lnp ,.
Nrrfsorib So Address % World.
i.Ur .,tlta WANTED luir moda' suF
condition o. o. I'D any mako hnto Sal
rsr. "IE r "ni sl
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1919 Oldsmobiln 2 Roadster
run 1000 miles; excellent con.
.dilion.
Hudson scvcn-passCDgcr.
Overland, fjyc-passcrgcr.
Maxwell fNc-passcugcr.
These cars are all I'm first
class condition.
Terms to responsible people.
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I'.N sli r~o beautiful sauth
..ra.. .rr rooms flr rent In private mod
"rr home. close In or s7rih side ard on
hr .r" geri'ren preferred breakfast
No fs..r~1
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1AIUUH FUIIL
200 good ventilated rooms rYoy lhlrE no"
and dean NoUur 1n Drua aud 81 per
might 50 sl end - 80 pef week. So'
a.. I'raf tfssf
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l1omr nousCKrEr1No ROOMS ~

TWO rooms h0d hsih. partly f1rr'sh'd {,
snap 60 right partly without shNdisn.
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TWO roaus vifh r.uifs, closets. private
'front.' entrance modern - per week
ro r'.'r'. lfIz D. Fourth
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wANrLn AuromognEs
BOARD AND ROOMS


l. nov open Tor business undr' new ma
areurut. large airy aud newly furnHIe1
rooms. ratcs rsssouaD.e,- Cedar 9.-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
GOOD FLOW IN
ARANGER WELL
Turney Well, of Barclay,
Gets 1900 Barrels at a
Depth of $500 Feet.

Ranger. Tex, Sept. 22.-The Turner
well Of Barclay ct al is flowing at
the rate Of 1900 barrels from the 1886
foot sand. This wen is west Of the
Albers oil company's lease.
The Prairie Oil and Gas eompany's
Roper No. II is in at around $500
feet. No estimate OF production has
been made
The Southwestern Petroleum com
pany has completed its well on the
Brooks HEIRS property, north Of the
Turner tract II Is making 500 barrels
Of oil from a depth of 1850 feet The
drill struck production in the broken
black lime and made around 100 bar
rels an hour for the first four hours,
but when drilled to $3.50 feet thepro-
duction decreased. The operators be-
Iieve they viii have TO drill TO the
$500 foot level before they VIII en-
counter the big pay.
The Humble oil company's e 5
Davis No. is making 1900 barrels
from the Duke sand encountered at
goo feet
The Ed. Putty No. Of the Crosbie
ct al. is making $50 barrels
Three miles southeast Of Putnam
the Peek well was given a second
shot last Sunday evening. The well
promises to be good one when
cleaned out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
FL PASO ON TWO
MAIN HIGHWAYS
Longest is Jefferson Davis
Road, 1882 Miles
in Length.

Austin Texas, sept 22.-Desig-
mated highways OF Texas now reach
1925 miles, which is Just about the
mileage Of the Texas railroads On
many OF these designated highways
actual construction has been done or
will shortly be under way. according
TO information obtained from the
state highway department. NO fore
cast will be ventured by the highway
department as to when any OF these
highways viii be completed. but It is
anticipated that many Of them viii be
in shape during the coming year
The longest road in the system is In
jefferson Davis highway which is 1882
miles. running from a point IN Fort
Bend county, about IS miles from
Houston, to FL Paso, winding along
the Rio Grande. It will be several
years before this highway Is COM
Dleted In its entirety.
The Bankhead highway. TeXarkana
to FL Paso. runs through Dallas. Fort
Worth and down the Texas and Pa
cific. is 919 miles in length. and from
all Indications Will be the first to be
completed
The Meridian highway, which is
765 miles in length. runs from La
redo. via Austin, Waco and Fort
Worth TO Wichita Falls and continues
through oklahoma to the Canadian
boundary.
The Central Texas highway is 763
miles in length and runs from Pales-
tine, crossing the state to Farweu
into New Mexico. Several sections Of
this highway has been completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
EHAMON IS
OPENED AS TOWN
People Are Camped Every
where, Their Goods Piled
Under Tarpaulins.

Jakehamon, Texas, sept. 22.-Prep-
aradons by people who have made ar
engagements to engage IN business
here present a spectacle not unlike
the day preceding a run into Okla
homa when that territory was opened
for settlement
In every direction from the town
site there are stacks Of goods COW
cred by tarpaulins. Piles Of lumber
and lighter building materials are on
every hand A few Of the more ven
turesOme "soOuers" in town have got
onto the edge Of the townsite but
that is being prevented so far as pos
sible. Several hundred merchants
and business men are there with
stocks OF goods. There are hotels in
tents and shaclzs and boarding houses
in like temporary structures. A bank
will be opened with a tent for bank
building, but the steel safe viii be
real
Arrangements are being made By
Hamon & Eell 10 secure impartial
treatment and recognition OF priority
claims among men who seek the
same sites Save as 20 corner loca-
lions in the business district, Il seems
likely that everybody will be able TO
get approximately the sort OF Ioca-
tion wanted. A line of investors
formed very early this morning in
front Of the toWusite office and the
first day in Jakehamon is a busy day
terest that makes for the rush TO get
locations, as this IS the only town
that will have a railroad in the Hog
Greek field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22

DEAR mel There must be some
u thing the matter" said Uncle
Wiggily Longears, the bunny rabbit
gentleman. as he came down stairs
in his hollow stump bungaiow one
morning. Nurse Jane isn't here to
get breakfastr'
That was very much like a surprise
party. for you see Nurse Jane, the
muskrat LADY housekeeper. was
almost always up early. And when
Uncle Wiggilys came hippity-hop
down stairs on his red. white and blue
striped rheumatism crutch. this time,
there was no Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy
broling the turnip pancakes. and
sprinhing rose leaf sauce over them,
or baking some carrot shortcake with
sassafras trimming for the bunuy's
breakfast
I wonder why Nurse Jane isn't up
YETI thought Uncle WISELY. Il think
III call her down stairs" So he gave a
jolly shout and asked.
IS anything the matter. Nurse
yes" answered the muskrat lady
nousekeeper, I think have the
eDizootic- I can't get up. I can't cook
your breakfast and you'd better 90
for DR.. Possum-
4 WILL" said Uncle Wiggily. and
away he hoped over the fields and
through the woods 10 where the
animal doctor had his office.
4 II be right over to see Nurse
jane said DR.. POssum to Mr.. Long
ears You 90 back and get yourself
some breakfast Hou may have TO 90
10 the five and six cent store for
medicine
50 Uncle WigEily hoped back 10
MS hollow stump bungalow. and.
after telling Nurse Jane that DR.. Pos
sum would soon come and make her
better, the bunny rabbit gentleman
got his own breakfast
he fried himself a piece OF lemon
pie with cnerry pudding hemmed on
around the edges and by that time
Dr.. Possum had come
no Hum Let me see" said the
animal doctor. as he felt OF Nurse
James nose IT'S quite hot" he Went
on Tt needs cooling ice cream Is
what she must have" You know when
a dog OF other ANIMAL Is ill., their nose
sets not, which shows they have a
Ice cream for Nurse Jauew ex-
claimed Uncle Wiggily. III hop right
over TO the eight and nine cent store
and get her a big dish OF IL"
Correct. said Dr. Postum The
she'll be"
So over the fields and through the
woods hoped Uncle Wiggily Long
eafs-- and soon he was at the ice
cream store Billie Wagtafl, the goar
boy. was working there. for the sum-
mer vacation, and he put I'D a nice
chuck OF ice cream for Nurse Jane
he put it in one Of those pasteboard
boxes with a pink string for handle
You had better hop along fast with
that ice cream, Uncle Wiggily" said
Billie Its a hot day and the cold
cream win melt fast And 7 hope IL
doesn't freeze your paws"
7 hope so. too" spoke Uncle Wig
gily- But I don't mind II my paws
are a little frozen. as long as Nurse
James nose is cooled
50 Uncle Wiggily started 70 hop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WI6GILY AND THE ICE CREAM.
,..-.-----..-n Irr HOWARD GAREs -.-n.n.n.n-.-..--

pack 10 his hollow stump bungalow
with the paper box Of ice cream, nov
and then changing it from one paw 70
Z the other, as fast as he 1elt chilly
All Of q sudden when the bunny
rabbit gentleman was hopping pasE
a prune tree. out from behind II
jumped the unpleasant old Skuddle-
magoon-
one moment cried the Slzuddle-
magoon. 4 want you. Uncle Wig
gily- ] haven't had any souse today
and 7 need some Wait a minute
'Oh. ] can't stop. If you please
said the bunny I must hurry nome
to Nurse Jane, and
"You must stop" hoWled the Slzud-
dlemagoon. and he caught the bunny
BY the ear. And. Of course, Uncle
WigEily had to stop And there ne
stood. while the SkuddlemagOOn held
him by the ear. And the box OF ice
cream in Uncle Wiggily's LETT paw
made him feel so cold that the bunny
changed il 10 his right paw And
then. pretty soon, his right paw be-
came cold and he changed the box OF
ice cream back to his left paw And
then, pretty soon his left paw was
getting colder and he changed the
box OF ice cream back TO his right
paw, and then. pretty soon his right
paw got cold and he changed the ice
cream back To-
Hold on there,- suddenly cried the
EEuddlemagoon. What's all this
fusSing about first holding that box
in one paw and then the other2 Here,
give it TO me- You make me nervous
10 look at your
Then. very impolitely. the Skuddle-
magoon grabbed the box OF ice cream
from Uncle WigEily. And by this time
the cold Of the ice cream had pretty
wen soaked through. and the box was
freezing on the outside
And as soon as the Skuddiemag COON
had it in his paw and he felt the
freezing cold. he let go o. Uncle wig
Eily's ear and hoWled:
1Y0wi Wowi SkoWt Bow, Oh.
this IS no place for mel I didn't know
freezing cold winter was coming so
soon I must run home and get out
my fur coat" And away he ran.
dropping the box OF ice cream.
well. I'm glad he's gone" said
Uncle Wiggily. as he picked up the
box 4 was afraid for a moment
that he might bite nv souse." Then.
as Uncle Wiggily had fur on his
paws which were like mittens. he
didn't mind the cold ice cream very
much. and he soon hoped on with 20
10 Nurse Jane. And before noon Il
had cooled her nose and made her
all better
So this teaches rs that ice cream
has its uses.-Copyright. 1919. by Mc-
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.