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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
FINAL EXERCISES Ar
CENTRAL HicH scAoot

Dickson Ceotsal High scbooi
closed a successful years terra 0i
work iAsl week. when the hual
graduation sxefrisr- were hsld ia
the auditorium Thursday evening,
an overflow crowd being prrs@nt
The graduating class numbered
eight. including Misses Jennie Dun.
lap. Willie Diamond. Majxe Al
.paogh. Allins Taylor Kate Me-
Mury aud Mary Temple; Burus
Pat,sfson and James Hauis.
IN ,hs. sstsxram,- Ases A',le
Diamond delivered the salutatiou
vi welcome. Jame- Harris ~as Glass
slsilrtH1ao; suffas Pallsfsoa =
ora,,un ~ss irom Inu.f r. tirsy.s.
euIosy u Heniy Grady RiFbon.
and Things. sas Miss Jennie Dun.
lap .ubi-e,, and Mise Aadse Al
spsush thesis ~s-entitiei "Uut of
the Ashes Of Troy " Zach parlici.
paDt slys their part sell The
special class songs by the chorus
wss- 81 especial feature. Ths ad.
1rse. 10 the clsss wss delivered by
ProI J " Bflater ~ n tstivffftsFI :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
N0kc

o. pinkerton. nv partner 10
the real estate busln~-.. hss
mutually agreed 10 Dissolve partner.
ship and am 10 the real estate
husisess:hy my .e4i. and having
been appointed immi grafton agent
by III. n &C. a., l. Ry.,, aas this
courty, anyone Wishing to sell thei,
property should lia /, with me.
Any ,ne Wishing TO buy either city
OF lam property will try 20 give
then . square deal | have quite
ll, a! inquire. trom different
pars OF United sta,es wanting 10
cons South ~ huy homes and
~bsn thing g~ts do~n e. pre- sas
prios these parties rom the north
will come south and buy our
proVerty.
You sill 6nd me located al the
Fra National Bank.
II, N. Sanders. Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
nridve Party ios vlstsss

Mr. Marvin McAsaiil.- II Hun
,,asdoa. VITA siysn, several ts,s -
tie guest Il Mr. tr.d Be.,,sv, ,,as
the honor. ~ Nj, |. e >.,iE
Bride. patty fh1rsisy no ~ ~
lssi veek.
The card tables ser" suaus,d in
the living roms and sceans ,.ads,.J
siffsSa ffsYts-' atsI as4y-krw~-
gan made hifhes, s6or-. Az ths
olosr ot the game. rstrsshmsns
ware sssssi, Assdsmss Haih 7,
wynns sod fted Bssslsy assisting
the hostess,
.Lh@ 9assts lnxitsd, 10 meet Mrs,
.MeAslsil, were Msssissar, q, ".
CLARK. Lester Rogers, Harry Wynas,
q. {. coiiins Jr., Hartwsil Weaver.
Hugh wvnns. J d. csmpbsll. q.
l.. Bouldin. W, n. Foster, Pred
Bsasley, W. q. White. Mis~es Nary
Barnett. Mary Dopessn, Msyns
Bryan and AIMS Hollry.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
Church OF Christ Notes.

sunday. School At $40 Z m /.
Preaching SGndsy a, II a. M --
Subject. Chrs, Before Pilot;
SUNDAY evening a. 7'3o the subject
will be "A Kingdom No, oi This
Wtslti,' Prayer. asss.tas Wednesday
evening al 30.
You will slvsys find . warm sci.
come as al services, When you
come, stay long enough 10 ae, A..
ausin,ed; our mem bership IL large
aud strangers often get awsv before
any one can get acquainted With
them, We have = splendid Bible
Achoal, with good teachers aud
glasses tor all ages. Come With us
and ~e will do you good. There 10
nothing morr imp ,rtant or nothing
better than studying ths bibis-the
;r-s,sss nj oil hooks.
On the second Lord. Day in Jane
~ are expecting II, II Adsnscn,
II L4wishnss Ia be with us in 4
series ot meetings BIO Adam sor
"a nsn with a message. aud you
w,,l mlss 4 treat il you TAIL 10 heal
hln -. ?, Watson. Minister.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
DICKSON nlYs BELLE.
VIEW here AlY nN

bsilsvisw rssasns 10 psekson SAT-
ufdsy and Sunday fur iwo ssmvs.
Thess iwe samss pfoniss 10 bs the
best that has been played bore this
year The Lac, game played BY
thess two tsans sxs son by Diel
soa tn the thntseslA INNING.
Dictson lnst its as<g game Il the
year Lass Saturday TO RICO Chen.
ical Conpapy Of NsshsiIls. who are
the City League ehampions ei thai
city Two hits, coupled with two
errors, lost the game ics Dictsoa.
tisAis5 sasssssss n, palsss;iy aszaS. ~ ~
losing cnl, ave hits and ,irihins
oat tsn men
EscAs0s sill hare thrre ae~ S.a
In the lineup is Saturday, aud
should win sAslly wi,h Daley in
the boz Sunday,
''Coehey" Martin. manager a
Bsileviss, says ''he 10 coming
strong" sa, Manager Pratt cay.
he will 20 back veAk i--snj Prs,,
generally knows.
II you enjoy real good baseball.
don't tail to witness ,hse. two
games, Gam. called ii $50 ss.e'6 i
afternoon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
CITY NAIL DELIVERY
TO STlRT JUNE FIRST

AL preparations have been con.
plsied hoe the Inauguration oi the
tree city delivery u snail 10 begin
on Wsdns sdsy June ist.
The service will consist oi iour
deliveries Der day 10 The business
srctton tsaving po.,ot8e- NJ isllews;
"a q TN, S:l6 a. IN. u.s. y N. and
3:<S y. IA.
In tbs rEsIdencr secilou there
wili b. tso de!iysf,es daily leaving
po.tothee as ioIiows sl5 q m..
!. aud ssa pe. ea.,
There vii be sII government
mail collecslon boxes installed 10
Tie Gsas tusufr three oa each side
u the rAiirosd--tocztsd 70 ~ to
accommodate the best interests oi
the olblic. However. this do~s
not mean that 10 order TO mail your
letters etc. you have 10 dsposit
them IN these boxes. but the carrier
will receive your mail, when de-
liyerei to him and properly stxnped
ior posting i, must also be under
stood that the carrier |. not per.
Nj lrtsst - sssSsS~ visvSs- Il, sssasyo-
msil nor malt not he detained In
any manner unsyoidably. ~ hs 10
strictly on a schedule that must be
observed as near IS possible.
The area mapped ost BY the
s6rrfniffria' ,SseSSs:r :as!aS4s ak Il
Dickson proper aud the carrier !.
unt allowed 10 supply those living
GOT -idr uf the territory designated
hy the government unless suitable
f.cep,scles are placed at some
poln, within the limit OF the territory
o. he supplied regularly
When ,his service 10 started Il 10
tbe desire Of the goysrnmen, that
all patrons Of the Office use either
city delivery. rural delivery or rent
a box in postofhcs a. the general
delivery window at postofics will
not he opened on Sunday.
Rye trech has eeen appointed
regular carrier and ali examination
sill be held June :. Tor auxiliary
carrier. which place will be filled
by temporary appointment until
carrier Ia selected.
Another change that will tsae
place whun this service goes into
eject, and on. tha, must be strictly
observed IL that all letters must
carry a t.o-osnt stamp tor local
delivery In other words letters
that heretofore been known AZ
drop letters" aud only one cent
stamp been required, will have to
haye A two-cen. stamp.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
LARGE CROWDS At.
TeaOlac TENT MEETING

A .snse oi meetings begun San
day mnsning ~ lie Rits, Baptist
Chufet. Nith Rev Hubbard, 81
franklin. doing tbs preaching
Tuesday tbs piacc Of meeting
vas IN ,ssd from the church - the
tent oa the cofnsf ot Main and
Mansli street where services SO,
tsing neld tSice daily = 80 .. n
and y . M.
Large crowds sfs ~ S,'eodsncs,
sspseIaiiy tas pisht ustsiers ,sad
9eits sa intrfsssTs beng manifested
Rev Hubbard ~ sn evanReI's,
uadsf lhs emp., ymsnt u the
Baptist HONE Ns-ipa Boafi. 4
Atlantis, AMI is dtlisfnnx -our
iorcstul distoatsss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
Notice

i h9ye- besg u the shor repairing
Euiinrss IN ftrr rn,rl f,r ayef 1Sh,sty
years and have always tried to give
my CustoHer- the best po--,hl,
,nsteti.l sn,t wstaaaaaip tor ,hs
least money.
Your business ia always apprr.
rialrd and We assure YOU We viii
continue to give you hrst.class
work ~ don't be mislrad. but
come 10 ps. ~ wr guatanles 70 dc
your work az cheap a. anyone elss
here or elsewhere
Notify u. aud ~ viii call 'ot
your work aud deliver il,
Dtxir Shoe Shop
BIB Nail, Prop
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
Farm For Sale

: .t. gs-..s .s. ....
situation ten mile. rom Clarks.
vile. containing 2sp acres. 225
sctes In Christian County, Ky /.
and ~ acres in Tennessee. good six
room dwelling and out houses. ane
stock barn and two large tobacco
harms. Land level and within one
mile of two pixies leading to Clarks-
vills Price 5000 per acre. trrms:
Ous-iourh cash, baianbs 10 suit
purchaser. Will take real estate
Tor cash payment al market value.
Possv ssion given September J. 1871
Taxes are low 10 Kentucky AT.
dress owner. p. U Boz SSb, Clarks.
Vile. Tennessee,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
Delinquent Taxpayers Of
County, Take Notice.

uader the new tar Law. passed BY
the las, Legislature. / will not place
the dslinQuen, tsIss on real estate
in shs hsnd Of the eoastsbles 10 the
variou. districts. Nothing but
delinquent poll tax viii be pu, in
the hands oi the constsbiss ior
eoilection
On June first. under the nrw las.
1 am compelled to sspd 10 the
state Comptroller a lis, ot oil Who
have DOT paid their tnxss On this
dats All additional 6vs per cent
penalty goes on. making the penalty
81 per sent. during tbs month OF
June.
Howev.'. after seeding the dslin'
Quent list q the Comptroller. ] will
still contlnse ,o collect the tax and
on the f~, II each month ! will
send q revised list 10 the Comptrol.
lsr until the first oil the year, at
which time hey pas out oi my
hands and tn. State Revenue DO.
partmrn, thea proceeds ~ collect
them AZ prescribed by law
Hoping those who can will come
iorvs ard aud pay before June lot
and cave the additional Eve per
cent penalty
Slsydvn Hunt.
Trustee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27

Uodet tho Las. shall Ge com.
psiled % place the names oi all
owner. Of doss who have not paid
tfisir .ias EAR faf' iS2fiHss'rs ssHas
oi the sheriff Tor collection after
the 10Th day OF June.
In osdsr that those owning dog.
whs have not paid the tax may
sas, additional cos, and rnpenso,
lam giving ttiss nottes, ", g., ..,' ,,:.
you have not already paid
your tar plsase mail check TO me
Al Dickson. Tennessee Route Z. and
| shall mail receipt Tor same.
J N. Scott, Tar Assessor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
Twsntieth Century Club

! Ma, w. NJ: HtAl,aa. will be
hostess Of the Twentieth Century
Club, Thursday, June lab. $50
p. IN Mr Hsn~sll Weaver will
lead the meeting. and the following
program will be- rendered:
Henry David Thorsan. Lite and
Wosi--Mr-. W. l.. Polt.
Voies--Ms. shelton lamb,
rsIi as Issiniax ips klkolsnry -
Mr J. ID. Campbell,
Plano Selection - Mis-. Jennie
Dunlap.
Talk On Mofsis and Manners
Mrs. W. NJ Bta,ton.
How to Apply somr Principles
at Home s"--Mr J A, Clement.
Violin solo-Miss Allipe Fentrvss.
Roll Call will be answered by .
current event
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
~ The Usual FeamePcme at the ai Friday and Saturday, Don't Miss
caAuTluQuA OFFERS
AMUSEMENT Of CLASS

Tssa.s u the pablo spifiisd
sesinsss men oi Diclsoa are bring.
ing the Rsdpaih Chautaoeua 10 oai
town. a2osdias the people u Dick
con 6ve days OF bIgh-elass enter
tain ment.
Let's sha~ e1s appreciation VI
shai they have done. and ~ the
same time have Ave days Of shoie.
come anusement. by gladly buying
tickets. thereby not letting them
lose one eenti
D.e4saa can be put soa the map
~ town thst e1iuyy and assaaae1
he best, whea IL oomes 10 enter
taipmens. but Il Won't be put lhsss
by tuSck~ss aGd tseksss, 'uas ty
tolks who so to tented shows six
nights in a week. putting out TOO
o three dollars each night. Some
oi these same iolks will tell % ws
are not sble 10 a6ofd q Chautauaua,
II we cant aeosd and won't bring
the beet Amusement to our young
felix's. then let's forever stop preach.
ina 10 them that everything on
earth l.Asy, .da ". syrpns. Il th.s
older e-oplr Of our town will sup.
port and dsmaed the hest, the
younger generation will natnfAlly
follow in our footsteps.
Boos, the Chsutsuoual-sse that
!. goes ovrf ,hs ,op'' .......
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
AnMIyfaslaY AnD
oecoalflon sslvlefs

Harmony lssdse M. ~ II.
depeedeas Order II Oidtsilass, wsll
hold their Anniversary aud p~eass.
lien service sunday ai,ssau,H. May
sosh, at cnien Cemetery
Special service sili be ivsd a
th, cemetery aud the ssAlss 10
cordially invited 20 NJ er~%<as
All memhsp II the erAss are re-
Qesssed ,a msrt ., the tlrnslss
srd Aysu hslA al 3 a'ehsrt and
hFins iloueFr. All msn as,a u
ths Order 10 the eoaa,y sr~ invited
II u; n "a ssrs'tss,,s .At ssssss,a~ss y
the .ervie~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27

The Lucisn Berry Post. American
Legion. has been perfected aud will
meet Thuraday night. June 2nd. a,
the court. house IN Dickson, at \ y.
IN. To elect officers. etc, Every ex.
soldier. sailor and marine il fe-
quested 10 be present
T.. A Tutor
Russell Robinson
Sam freeman
Committee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
Examination to be held
For Clerk.larrier at Dickson

rbe United states Civil Service
Commission has announced that sn
examination for Cisrk.Csnies. iof
the Dickson postof,ce will be held
in Dickson on Saturday. June <,b,
Those iesirlna to take this 81
animation can mske application .,
the Dickson postot6ce or TO the
District Secretary oi the L, =,
Civil Service Commission. Atlantis.
La
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27

have tor rent. either cash or
part Of crop. =, . very cheap price
about 20 acre. u land on. mil.
West oi Dickson 90 yellow Greek
pike. Party renting same can rul.
tivate any crop they desire Pitt
Henslse, OF ser \. g. Robertson. at
First National Bank.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
MERE you ARE
SOME new READING.

The Cleveland sunday Sews.
I@sdes. wi.h = ccmplets 81 80 Novel,
eadn is.ue Six pages select~d
eouics . wonderful ioreisu and 10
tersational politics and other News
Etkaa X. Sosly's sditosial. Rejected
piece oi pisno music esch ~s~s
ana a,hes features oil Tor tee
eea,s. On sale saturday and Sun
dass at J. Il. 1iduc!fs. Dctson.
Tnn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
fera Wesh Stomach.

hs general rule all vcu peed 10
do IL tD adopt diet su,trd 10 your
sse add occupation snd to keep
your eow-.s regular When you feel
,sai yoa hsys eaten too much and
waeu oous,ipsted. take one Of
Chsmeefta.rs Taeleta.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27
CRY |; TM PAYERS - : Z
TAKE NOTICE.

The City tsIes for tbs year iD50
will become delineusn, June i1
Please come forward aud pay .hese
taxs. ios | can no, hold these tssss
after they become dslinsusnl
The Msy -. io3l.
John Shelley.
City Tax Collector.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27

WANTED Several head oi stock
10 run on good pasture. about two
miles from Dickson 2.M per
IN o min See Y r Hunt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27

TAKEN UP-Oos bay Tsxss
m,re shout 10 hands high and
..isbs about 700 peuuds. Star 70
Tor. BEAD. Osras can have sane
sy payiny ios this al sDd psstufsgs.
A. C.. Buchanan.
Boa Aqua. u. I.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-27

l.adi.s, get your summer hats
nov, ~hil. you can get them cheap
1T Mrs. M,sa,s wilsons clostal
out vale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07
An Easy Way For
Thin People to Put on
Flesh and Gain Weight
Strong. STRAIGHTFORWARD Advice to Thir
Undeveloped Men and Wome

| Strong. STRAIGHTFORWARD Advice to Thin
UndevelOped Men and Women
If you are thin, scrawny and undevei-
oped, IL your face Is peaked ana your
cheeks and neck exhibit ~unsightly mol
lows, it's almost certain that your ner-
vous system is at the bottom Of the trou-
BILE. You can eat three, yes four. SUB
stantial, fat producing meals a day out
as long as your stomach has an insuHl-
cient supply of nerve force this food you
eat will pass out Of the body with little
II any benefit.
In order to assimilate properly the
nourishing food you eat and convert IT
into healthy tissue and fat the nerves
that control the process Of digestion
and assimilation must be put in first class
shape and until that is done you might
Just as well quit trying to put on flesh.
Your system is starving for something
that will turn the food you eat into
healthy stay there flesh and it can only
be done in one way-by correcting faulty
nervous digestion.
ever, with impoverished blood and half
starved looks are hailing with delight a
quick and certain maker OF solid flesh
called EVANS TRIPLE
that is ~unequalled for repairing faulty
digestion and correcting nervous digestive
troubles. In fact, the makers Of Evans
Triple Phosphates guarantee that one
months treatment will increase your
days make you feel like a new being. full
of ambition, vigor and a desire to ac-
complish things. All leading druggists
everywhe have agreed to supply Evans
Triple ~Phosphates and guarantee It to do
just what is claimed for it or money re-
funded.
Caution: While Evans Triple Phos-
pilates accomplishes wonders in nervous
digestive troubles and as a general nerve
tonic. It should not be taken by anyone
who objects to a few additional pounds of
solid stay-there flesh.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07
CONFESSIONS Or A
HUSBAND!
Edith Rings Up and 1 Ring on"
The Mans Side OF Married Life

"EJuitn Rings Up n L ftlng vi"
When / left home the next morn
ing Bobbie was sneezing at about
half-minute intervals.
Fl seems to have taken a pretty
bad cold" said Dot. Are you sure
you tucked that blanket around him
when 1t began to get cool yesterday
afternoon?
Il think so. dear" 1 replied.
Going downtown, though. l ran
through the events of the day, and
l couldn't remember putting the
blanket about Bobbie. Edith and l
had been so busy talking and laugh
ing about the mistake of Sally who
had taken me for Edith's husband
that l had not paid much attention
to my son.
Mentally 1 kicked myself for the
omission, but l concluded that, after
all, a cold wasn't anything serious
and that / couldn't be sure Bobbie
wouldn't have taken one anyway.
Perhaps he had gotten uncovered
at night.
1 called up Dot before I went out
for lunch and she informed me that
Bobbie was no better and that she
had taken his temperature. 1t was
a degree above normal.
THAT isn't much" l told her. but
why don't you ask DR.. Harris to drop
round to our house?"
Perhaps 1 WILL" said my wife.
though I'm sure there's nothing to
worry about"
1 was uneasy the rest of the day
and made up my mind to hurry home
as early as 1 could. But all sorts
Of things came up and, though /
had planned to leave sharply at five,
it was half past hat hour before
1 went to the clothes tree to get
my hat. Then, just as l vas about
to make my exit, a telephone cal
was announced for me.
I went to the instrument. The
voice was Edith's.
I'm sorry 1 can't Stop to talk
long now,r I said even before she
had told me what she wanted. Bob
bic is sick and I'm hurrying home"
That's too bad" 1 did not think
her voice sounded very sympathetic.
DO you have to act as nursemaid
even on week days?"
Sometimes. I'm sorry I have to
hurry now. I'll ring you up this eve
ming or tomorrow morning." I said
that to break the force of my alb
ruptness.
was uol par tiCuldIiy llt eStS
in what Edith had to say. OF course.
It had not been her fault that I failed
to notice how cold it turned at sun
down and to bundle Bobbie up ac-
cordingly.
But if she hadn't insisted on being
with me 1 was certain 1 would have
thought of it. That wasn't very
logical. but l was looking for some
one on whom I could put the blame.
All the way home 1 reproached
myself foc not taking better care of
Bobbie He was a thousand times
more Important to me than Edith
and I was anxious to forget n
nonsense about her that my imagi-
nation might have evolved.
When l got home l saw in front of
our home a coupe which 1 recog-
nized as belonging to DR.. Harris.
Copyright. 1921, N. e. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07

SAN FRANCIsCo-Listen tic this old timers. Here's what We'll be
III against in 1850 when woman, bless-her, will be boss OF all she sur
veys. according to Rose Clare. modern oracle in the 1850 Girl Of IN
Orpheum:
Girls will do the proposing.
THEY'LL demand eugenic certifcation as a matter o. course.
They'll box, race flying machines and ourmatch men in all the more
thrilling sports, and will al well constitute more than half the fans.
Most of them will veal trousers and hav their airb obbed.
THEY'LL carry their own check books-and hubbys trousers pockets
will be inviolate.
Love triangles will be a thing of the dim past, because wives TAX
ing the lead in mating, will select carefully, combining science with IN
tuition.
Politically, women will be dominant, and the old time ward boss
will have o the "a of booze.
Women will be represented in n president capnet; mavp n
will eve be President.
No one will think of looking askancet at n girl VINO oke
Savish adherence to styles n clothes Will D 10 more; every
will deck herself according to er-son TASTE. ,-,.- ,..,
At the hotels the wife will do n registering inscrDihS herseH'
Mrs. So-andso and husband.
The reason for all this? Simply ecaus ME- wan la peen pull
n III Rim Var Wink1e' fr III ma t 100 years, while the other sex has
forgine hea So fat there's no stopping now.
h 1o5O eii saws her present day champion, will be perfect, men
tally and physically. She'll b re n ideal mothef' business "omdn' m
she'll captivate the man of her Oh dice by vile, then propose to him.
Pmt h mar hos law MORALE won't get much attention. He'll have to
II TO certain standards If he expects any proposals.
Bmt IN he afraid men that the 1850 girl will be forbiddng, be-
ctach I'M nascul voiced Not 1t all; she'll be just as feminine
as ever but she'll know what she wants IN how TO get it,
And if you don't like it, old tmer-wen' there's always N bac to
the farm" movement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-07

This was the song that Chick
Chickaree sang while he was waiting
for the maple syrup to flow into the
hole he had made with his little
sharp teeth in the wall of his house
in the maple tree:
ooh, the brooks are full and the
c%lover's green,
And the bluebird builds her nest,
And the willow trees with their sill
yer sheen,
Are trying to look their best.
The robin wakes with his springtime
song.
The woods from their winter nap,
ooh, 1 hope to goodness that l won't
wait long,
For my sweet. good maple tree sap!)
ooh the snow has gone from the
distant hills,
And the ice from the top of the
creek,
And song-sparrow calls with his
Since he refuses proper food at meal
time, cut off all candy and do not
allow him to eat anything between
meals.
His outdoor play is good for him,
and If he does not spoil his appetite
with sweets, he will probably be
hungry when he comes in TO his
meals. 2
Give him plenty of milk to drink,
but no coffee.
He should have a liberal supply
of fresh green vegetables, milk,
cereals, bread and butter, eggs,
fruit, etc.
He should be taken to the dentist
and have his teeth put in good
order at once. Bad teeth are bad
for the healthy in a good many cases
He can hardly be expected to eat
properly If his teeth are painful or
decayed.
Send him to bed early at night,
SO that he will get long hours of
restful sleep, and see that his win
dow is open.
Avoid too much excitement in the
way of evening entertainments.