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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE acre, all clear;
is in berries, hen house for
$50 hens; good Groom bunga-
low style house, with electric
lights. Stanley Robinson.
2-16-3t-*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

That sounds all right, but the
Gimlet's financial editor is of the
opinion that there is a knothole
in the argument some place.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16
1000

This seems to be the day of
divorce in Lynden business
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE 5 acre chicken
ranch. w. A. Fisher, phone
R4l3. 2-16-tf- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

try world. 5000 trapnesed White Leghorns
. 900 baby eh cks from eggs every five days.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-17 9-mos. old pull
lets; ~ yearling hens. Wanted
10 buy, cream separation. w III.
Morrison, RI Lynden, at Wiser
Lake FL SIT
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-15 head mich cows,
some horses. Alex Morrison,
Forest Grove School, Everson
RI. 2-16-1t-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-150 yearling White
Leghorns, Use; ESQ pullets, 81.
Henry Grasman, at Riverside
School, phone 4S11 Lynden.
2-16-2t-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

LOST Saturday, silver Ever
sharp pencil on Front Street,
between light station and Mr..
Loves. Leave at Tribune Of
flee and receive reward. 2-16-1
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

WANTED young man wants
board and room with private
family in Lynden. Call Trib-
me. 2-16-1t*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-1S months old Hol-
stein bull, at Jay Wallis Sale
Feb. 10. His two nearest dams
averaged 80 pounds butter in
Z days; highest milking in !
day los pounds; sire is King
Newman Vale. Pet Bergsma,
Ferndale. 2-1b-l
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

RIVERBOTTOM FARM
FOR RENT-Good house, good
barn, all farming and dairy
utensils, good span of horses,
16 cows. Phone X761, Lynden.
2-16-2tO
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

YOUNG SIRE FOR SALE iron
COW giving 531 ID in months
Will reach the 650lb marx
end of year. Comes from Jerse
herd headed by Kolanders' Em
inent (dams record sos 10 ]
year, B. C. Crabtree, Lynder
1l-23 &c
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE high-grade Hol-
stein cows. or heifers. Will be
fresh soon. Oaklawn Farm,
mile northwest of Lynden. H.
w. Heusinkveld, phone 419.
2-16-3t-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE OR TRADE for cows
or heifers, Jersey bull. "Lucy's
Sultan of Waikiki" half bro
Their to Pilots Model that made
Register of Merit Records of
1859 lbs milk, 61S.2 lbs. of
butterfat as 2-yr. old. His
dam made $40 lbs. fat He has
2 yr. old heifer making 500
lbs. of butter fat, or better.
now. Henry Beirlink, phone
1907 Lynden. 2-16-tf o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
0ulobrDunp.

@r. os @rs. @ittel &istuebt. ,or1
Dor ibp Til norbcnfor 2otc 1or1
Iinn., bapoe 9srbag Den 27be @oi pr]
rel gtfte / 80 Iar, / 6niltcn q~rLebnir1
heres 8nlbbrbllup feirebes ue0 en- ball
fer Samiliefeft.
@nlobrloeparrets fem Barn meb SCI
reg Samilier bar tilitebe for at feir|
Sagen meb be 8amIe, nemIto: GPrs
Snno og @alter Gistpebt fra Sorop, g5
Sat. Ibolpb &istbebt, 2aura % Ser.
bert fra 2afe Earf. Gf andre GIcot,
ringer cg @enner llbenbbes fra bar g{r
ug Wers. &. Softer fra lllen, gilbert BOT.
ter og Bad. SimonIon fra 8antomd
8is., Wrs. aoipalfe fra gbtcaoo. Wt1
% Wers. Welpin 8istpebt fra GroptsI
ION og Trs. Sberntau Iclion fra 8oll.
tpma.
Set feitimpffebe Siem bar fpIbt al Cd
glade Glare, iom bar iumlet ON bet ar,
p9roige gar paa S%pbersbaaen. gr,
tr9ettg Wtooas ierpereoes, % 0r. Cd
Wtrs. Htstoeot mootog mango pafre 9aI
Ter til Rinbe ON S%esipen6eoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07

0rnbcoriften Bges / Butte. Butte
fltnbe ben lite Srli meloe, at be Der.
b9renbe @r1lber inben faa Tiger iano.
ipnlignis piloe babe 10000 Wano |
Girfiombeo, bpilfet er ben itsrlte Or
beiosItof mulig og en- Sorpgelie al
benimoo 5000 Wanb fiben lite Sum-.
Gen Gum, iom ba ngentlig bill uobe.
tales / 2snninger, l,bgisr $275,000
= en- Srebieoel mere emo ben lite
Sum-. Sc fleIte Irbeibere frs elipt.
tes at Inaconbo Copper Wining Co.,
iom MI fan lepere 800 Wiqioner
8ilnb &obber pr. Iar.
apinbe itiqer iis for a~pnsresien.
gn 8pinbe bill igien isge at reprGiens
tere Wontana / &ongresiens Sl,s.
Wontana ienote SEN fsrite &pinoe til
aongresien, nenlis Wtiis Seanette
&anfin al Wisioula, og MI bar ben.
mes Seninoe % Habo, Wrs. Waegie
Smitb Satbapap al &apili County
itiaet fig Tom &anoioat. Wiis &an-
fin er &eprblifaner, men Mrs. So.
tbafuap er Sentofrat. Wrs. Satba.
man bar tient TO Serminer / Wonta-
mas 2eaislaturs Sits, og UNDER iibIte
Sermin bar bun enoog 9emofrater-
mes floor leaber". Sltn blep af
mango anerfienbt iom BEN flegtigite
og liitigite politiife 2eber man paa
lang Sio bapbe baht. Splbenbe en-
%progresiip Blatform er bun boe / so.
psr al Sorbllbslopens @iennemferel-
ie til De minbite 9etalier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
Spo 9afota.
Erihebsfeitens fbrite Cffer.

OA'pepSIeIeHS TpIPt AWer. Vel
fsrite Offer for Seiringcn al Sribeos.
feiten / SaIem bar oen S.aariae
Sobnnie Scblueter, iom moreoe iia
meo al llippe tenbte Sirecracfers neo
paa ell SlaIfe. Senne iprana mem.
lig, r9 @lttm fit gniiet oe grne
isnoerilGnget af omflppenbe @Ias.
itumper.
Saaret / Stamp meb Rsoere. Souls
@oglanb, Gonitoble i Barter, blep
alporlie iaaret unber Ell 8amp me6
&epere, iom fsr babbe operialot oa
plpnbret @ieren al en- SlieItotion /
Warion. Heperne fom meo ct 8o6s.
fog til Barter, bpor Soglano itob
fPrbie til at ms6e Dem. Ser bar boa
goot Saab for bans 2ip.
2Gse at bctale Sfabeseritatnina.
en- Surp beb Siitriftsretten | Cham.
berlain bar gipet Wrs. Bessie Self.
man en- DEMONSTRATING al 81, 800,
bpilfen Gritatning Or. q. g. Gum
bar at uorebe. 9lagen off no paa,
of 9G9en peb mangeliulb 9ebano.
ling hapbe eiort Wrs. Seltman til
&rsbline for 2ibstib. Set iagbes, Of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
"Snrprife Yartp''.

Sen lite SUM iibitleben CAB oor
&enner % Slestnin9c os ct "Surprii
Eartp". Si Dor / ga @ranb Sopni6ir
ca. 4 Iil fra Ieranbria, Glinn., me-
mango al bore Slestninge Dor rrnN
Ser8us Sails, Otter Gail so. Sc ino
fanbt Jig Dog ale / Slot og Gslgc Del
Sag, interchangeable rieelig @cDcrtnirl
OF Nab o9 Sriffe iamt en- Sengegau
raa $47.50.
@t tilbra9te en- nteeet bb99eIig 9oI
inmmen og for ps bleb Oct Ell Set og ct
9lGpesoag, iom hi aIoris ptl gIerlmc.
Sor al Dcnne albeles uforifplote 8pS,
teo, aiGrlisbeb % @eIpiIic bill hi bsrI
teb brinee o biertelieitc Sal, % d
fleite at De tiliteoep9renbe er &bonneno
ter paa "9ecorabsS oiten", baaber ri
at Be sobbebsfulbt bill opta9e bette.
Scr. % gtrS. Naroe Olion
pg Satter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
NorO Safota.
EfaIueret af 0inoifiermen. !

Sfalperef at Vtnott19rmen. 3. y.
Sones al @ranb Sorts blep forleoen
fulbit9nbie ifalperet peo of ilpnges
giennem lin Iutomobils 8inbifi9rm,
oa Waifinen gioroe ct &unofalt noe
paa 2anoeueien. 2rgerne giper Dog
ilu Saab for bans 2ip. gliltomobilen
fattebe SID og brGnbte op.
ganfmanb erflrrer ia ifDlbig. =
8iqiam 8. Stease, tiblieere aasie.
rer os iibit gr9iibent al Sirit Ratio.
mol ganf / Webina, bar beb ben fsbe.
rale &et | Sareo erflpret fig ifplbis i
Wisbrug at ganfens Benge. Som.
i9lbelie blep ubiat, og oct tiaooes
BAN UNDER $4,000 &aiition of penoe
tilbage til Webina.
2sn faitiat for Ssitarbeibere. Sar.
mere og Sr9ifere bar unber ct Mteoe
/ Winot faitiat en- 2sn al So pr. Sag
eler 80 Gents Simen for Ssitarbei.
oere. Sor Sreifing iattes 9snnen
til $3.50 pr. Gag eller 80 Gents 81
men. Seiteipanb og 8oan bill betaIes
efter en- Fart al $3.50 pr. Dag eler
10 Gents pr. 2ime.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
SQimpts.

So paabe Bier. Ger 8esierinss.
betiente, Der forleoen ienbtes til
&ocf Sslaro og Woline, bar ruppor-
teret til Siitriftscbef o. 50. Climbers,
at bisie TO gper er iaa paabe iom De
bel Tan blipe, % at Der iffe eisres
rogen Semmeligbeb oeraf. Ser ia.
les ON IDIOT aabne" gper, iagbe ge.
tientene, men / Hocf Sslanb og Mo'
line baboe nogle l1bialg taget ct
Sfribt Longer emo banlig, ibet De bah.
be taget 9srene al fine SRnailer for
at gisre goganeen lettere. Ser bar
r]apporteret til Sorenebe Staters
&ommisier / 8eoria, % Der benteoes
itrar at blipe ienot en- iterre Stprfe
til oe TO paaoe 9per.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07

10 Stater, Connecticut, 9eIopors ~,
orgia. Iearplanb, Rasiacbuietts. woy-'
Carolina, Sem 9ampibire, Stem 1sr;, :,
@cp 9orf, Senniblpania, 86oSe SSIorS
South GaroIina os @trsinio, oo Sss,,Ss,
Seras, ~betrastes lite iom til6srcrbp \
almene Sorbbeiiboelier (8ubIic So
main). Soroen / bisie Stater itoor bsd
unoer Observation-Disclosures, iom ion nv,
f~orsnifebe Splpsninser. Ser fnbes IN
tet ~offentlie 2mb / Staterne !acnt,.t
og Sennesiee. 2iselebes finbes Ser IN
gen lebis Soro / Sainois, Snbiauo, ROM
pg Ohio.
Ilaifa - Set Iebiee 2anb / GIoFo .
lite mebregnet ber. MaItas iomleSs wr.o
ubsier 37S,165,750 acres al 6p1Ite nm,
trent 25,8S5,000 geres ct optaaet, Sr,,
trent 1,376,424 Gcres er blct obp1oor
unber bet rettaugul9re Ssiten,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
Sine frhates bprtfbrt.

S%cboenfelbt, Den 17-aariee 9atter at
Wr. og Mrs. gbtparo Scboenfelot /
8opler, ~foripanot forrige uge paa Ell
mpitiif Waaoe fra fit Stem Der, %
oct times afgiort, at bun er blenen
bortfsrt. Sammet meb TO pngre Ss.
fire nar bum u~nberpeis til en Nabo,
% bum bapoe iat fig peo 8eien for
at bpile, mebens Seitrene bar gaaet
pibere. Ser bar en- Smbreinine al
bpor @race blep tilbage, iaa
Seitrene life funbe ie benbe, men ba
en- Iutomobil meb TO Mpno pasiere-
De og 8igen efter 10 Winuters Sor.
Lob bar foripunoen iom iunfen / Sor-
SEN, ipnes en- 8ortfsrelie at bore ben
eneite 2ssning af @aaben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
Dunn pilbe appeqere Sagen til
Ssieiteret.

Or. Dunn biloe appeQere Sageit til
| Ssieiteret.
Surisg meb ng Sapreart. On M
Sapreart, Der meites at blipe langt
bebre enb nogen bibtil ablet / Sortb
Safota, bliper mi prspet paa Soblt
9oloenbobens Sarm beo Sltbion. San
bar forifaffet fig S9ben fra Sollanb.
| Sapren refer MI oper &npet % bar
fpbige Or, mebens Dem alminoelige
SABRE paa iamme Slags Sorb er fun
ire til Ter CONNER bsi % meo iaa
baarlig llbuiflebe Ir, at S%nobeitning
life bill lsnne fig. Ser bar en- Sib
meeet tert>i betne Gel al Stateil, og
at BEN boaanbife Sabre fitnoe itaa
Jig iaa goot moo Scrfen bar paft al.
minbeIig geunbrine.
CliebOrins sienuptases. Ser be.
rettes fra Semmon, of 9enper Solo.
ing 60. bar s%ienoptaset Boring efter
Die paa Wtitcbea go. 1 og at Ole.
feberen igien bar begpnot at graiere.
Spo W9nb aniat al Selifabet, atfom
forleben, oe Ben roterenbe 8orema-
Tin er igien lat isane. 9riften beb
Sauis go. 1 er foriinfet oeb at for.
nsbent Waifineri life err onfommet.
Safota Oil Co., organiieret / gis-
marcf, bar 2%eiefontraft paa ilere
Sllnbreoe Icres / Orange Sopnibip,
lieeenoe inb til 2emmon, os man
penter at besproe Boring ser / 2sbet
al noele faa Gage. Slere itore Ole
ielifaber bar ienbt &epreientanter til
2emmon, og flere npe 9rsnoe pentes
at blipe p%aabeapnot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
@iSconftt.

9pinbe for sberifi. Wrs. Geter
8arten al Stuff County bar itilet Jig
iom &anbibat for Sberiff bpilfet
gmbebe oeiaa isges al ire Wano.
Wrs. garten err Den ferite &pinbe 10
genbe Gountpembebe / Stuff.
9ereres Grtraifat nsplbig. 9om.
mer Saircbilb bar peb arebsretten /
Milipal1fee afgioet en- &ienoelie,
bporpeb 2oben ON grtraifat for 2e-
rere erfl9res for ,tgplbig. Senne
@rtraifat par ilagt for at banle ct
Sono til l1oreoelie at 2Greres 8en-
iion.
UT bpsse $50 groer. s set fsrite
&partal al 1922 er Ser al Sta.
tens 2anbepeisoepartement ubfGrbi-
get Ylaner % Speciiifationer for
$50 groer, bereenet til at foite
$527.900. s 2sbet af iamme gerio.
Sc flor leberebes Ser 1870 at bisie
Slaner, mcbens BET iamlebe 9oitenoe
oa beregnebes til $553,30O.
Gb 8anf for Nilpanfee. Ser er
at pebfommenoe Statsmpnoiebeoer
gibet 8epining til Sprettelie al en-
ny 5 Winioner Collars 8anfforrets
ming / Wilpa,,fee. 9en me Sorrets
nings Iapn er Upper Sbiro Street
Sapings anb 2oan Isiociation OF
Wilpailfee, @is., oe Ser er 9ibet ben
8epiIing til itrnr at beepnbe meo en-
&apital al 5 Wilioner Collars.
TloSnbbeSrinser neS Ga Grosie.-
aapt. SO. q. Sbompion, Tom fore
itaar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Wtsiis.
iippifloben menem @inona % l1bls.
bet al @isconiin Hiper, bill benne
Maaneo fortiGtte bette Irbeibe. Sen
fer SOB bpbe aanal err MI flllot fer.
big fra 8inona til Genoa, men meget
Irbeioe itaar tilbage oner De 40 Wil
isnbenfor benne gp, % Ser antages
at mebgaa belle Ter gar for SEN belle
StrGfning neo til 8isconiinHo6ens
ltolsb fan bline fllot fGrbig meo fer
SOB bpbt Seilleb. Gen lumIfe Sano.
banfe peb 9resbacb, 9 0fil noroenfor
60 Crosse. bill blipe fiernet neo fire
npe @inaeoGmninger, Tom anla9bes
iibite @inter.
Sag anlagt for SailitaSs 2ipsas-
inranee. Ser berettes ben lite Siili
fra Sllperior, at ser al Wrs. 2eona
Sailitab.R icbaroions gonpfater er
anlaat fem Eager pep Sen fsSerale
Siitriftsret | benne gp. Ger forores
altiaa peb biSie eager ubbetalt oen
2ipsasiurance, iom gbpar6 s. Sail.
itao, 8rGiibent o. geltprer al Nulti.
phone SO. | @au Claire, baboe uOta.
get ! 5apsr al fin Suitrr, Scr. Sail.
Itao mao antages at bore omfommen
II en- 8rano, iom ben 27oe sluanIt
1920 lagoe bans Ganbiteo peo Safe
Rebagamon | gife. Isiuranceielifa.
berne paaItaar berimob, at ban err
rsmt % ircmbeles or ilipc. Set bill
MI itaa til bisie Sclifaber at bepile
FIN 9aaitmb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
Staa|skrinf for vSrdipapIrer
(HeaU Bessemer Steel Safety Box

Si fan ~frernoeles lepere octte
Staal.S ofumertifrin, iom i"itter1ig
bill afbielpe ct lGnge fslt Soon
manaen SamiIie. S bore Sage et
ser life Ell camille, iom life eler liere
@%erbipapirer % Soriifringspollt'r'
Sc snifer at giemme % opbepare paa
ct Iiffert Steb. SofumentIfrlnet Ct
fabriferet al folio Sesiemer StaG!'
emalieret i fort. Stsrrelle Hex.
5hX2A CONNIE. Ger berer u
9egler iii Sfrinet. Seno 0ereS Gr''
ore for ct eler flere Grin. specie!
Iris $1.00.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
Staltenef.

Snriiten bill for lin it~ulienIfe Ssrcl
iiotrbtfe lit gnife ON at ie a~irteeaarben.
Me villa farina della plassa tutt
caputti!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07

Gpr niier iia uSmattebe efter of bore
tappeoe for fit Blob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
: A MESSAGE BY RAIL

Few hundred yards from tho crossing
the track entered deep cut that had
been blasted out OF the solid rock Of
a hill The cut was not only deep
but was curved as we'll Because II
hid the approaching trains from the
crossing the electric connections In the
rails were extended a fun half mile to
tho far side OF the cut 30 that the
trains coming from the north would
begin to ring the warning bell at tho
crossing as soon az they entered the
cut.
One day Waiter, after a chat with
Jerry, had struck out TO the north for
tramp in the woods He climbed
the hill and came to the upper edge
OF the cut. II was a warm day and he
sat down to rest, thinking that per-
haps he wCuld stay until Number g..
tho down express. came along In half
an hour or 20.
Suddenly there was sharp crack
Ing and grating sound and the ground
upon which Waiter was sitting sank
beneath him In an instant he was
plunging down into tho cut IN the
mids; OF falling earth and rocks.
When. n minute later, Waiter had
recovered a little from the shock he
found himself lying between the
tracks with his legs pinned down by
a huge rock. lie could not puil him
self out nor move the rock and the
pain that any effort caused him quick
ly forced him TO 10 still
Then there flashed into his mind the
thought that Number c was due
within half an hour! There was n
mighty good chance that she would
be wrecked on that mass OF rock for
because OF The curve IN the cut me
engineer would be unable to see the
landslide until he was close upon Il.
And n there was. a wreck Walter him.
self would be one OF tho victims He
must give warning somehow for there
was little chance that ANYBODY would
oo0,a alau" IN time TO helm him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

about tho counter!"
Susie mods her bright YELLOW
cur!s, Il am a bit hungry" she says
suppose We liked TO eat the GREEN
grass Just as much as we do ice
cream. we'd md a lot wouldn't we2"
There's a YELLOW BROWN tmiK
BROWN with YtLLOW) post near
tho awning, It's a part OF gate, Away
in the distance are GREEN trees.
white clouds. and a YELLOW fence,
The road is a dusty BROWN (add a
bit OF GREEN to your BROWN and
paint the road darker where Aleck
and Mary are. tightening the color by
adding more water, where the Balloon
Man, Susie and Teddy are). Teddy's
hat Is white with a GREEN band.
The border can be colored a bright
YELLOW and the lettering RED. BE
careful 10 color the balloons that
come up TO the lettering either BLUE
or PURPLE because you will not want
them TO be the same color as the let
tering or border The BLUE sky ex-
tends up behind the lettering where
tho clouds break.
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walter shouted. but he quickly real.
lied thers was no use In wasting his
strength that way. Jerry was too Tar
away TO hear him and the chance was
slim that anybody else was within
earshot. tie struggled again to re-
lease himself, but to no avail
He was almost in despair when his
eyes fell upon the rail beside him lie
had fallen next to n joint In the rail
and was within reach OF the two wires
that passed around the joint from
one section OF tho rail to the next In
order to make certain the electrical
connection between them The sight
or these wires gave him an idea.
seisins shsrp-edgei piece OF rock
he began to hammer at one OF the
wires where It was soldered to the
rail. Il was tough wire and was firm-
ly fastened but the boy put all his
strength into his blows and after a
few minutes OF hard work no had
broken one OF the wires entirely loos.
from the rail- Then he attacked one
end OF tho other wire and broke that
loose, too
Working ferertshiy--tor he knew
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Susie. so the funny fat balloon man
hands them each a balloon. He smiles
under his broad brimmed YELLOW
straw hat and his face is so shiny
and RED, Teddy remarks to Susie.
Look at his sult-why It Is PUR-
PIE trimmed with bands OF YELLOW
and his shirt has PURPLE and
YELLOW stripes on It and his neck
tie Is PURPLE tool" cries Susie,
but see his sash it's YELLOW with
small RED stripes and his leather
money bag is YELLOW tool" Teddy
adds. And see his hat has a PUR-
PIE band on 1t with f-a-i-r all in
YELLOW"
There go Aleck and Mary" cries
Susie. Mary has her ORANGE color
dress on and Aleck has his RED
sweater on over his BLUE suit. his
cap is BLUE tool"
"she has RED balloon" says
Teddy Lets stop here under this
RED and GREEN striped awning
with the YELLOW scallops and have
somo Ice cream. see there Is a
RED sign painted on the white cloth
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be cocd th paints
spelled in CAPITAL letters s colorJ

nv RAYIsH BROWN tents tuse
~ r. YOUR BLACK lightly and mix in
" wee bit of BROWN TO get this
&SA tent tlnt) with gap pennants OF
ORANGE color, RED and YELLOW
and oh, what Joy--the balloon man
with lots and lots OF big colorful bal
looms trying their best to fly up into
tho bright BLUE skyl He has to
hold them ever so tightly too--espe-
cially the big RED ones although the
BLUE, PURPLE and YELLOW ones
tug pretty hardl
Here. Mr.. Balloon Man, I want
two pleased" cries Teddy.
"a BLUE one. Teddy, to match my
BLUE dress" says Susie May who
fingers behind Teddy looking coyly
from under her YELLOW straw hat
trimmed with PINK ribbons that
match her sash.
"Yes and a YELLOW one for me
think v will look well with my
GREEN suit! or shall It be RED
one to match my tic Susie. you know
best7"
:. "RED. Teddy. 1 iiks them." cries
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SsSn HERE was really no station al
III Tower Hill--Just a platform with
G roof over t. There were no
~y tickets for sale there but when.
once in a while, a passenger wanted
TO board a train. Jerry Donovan, the
nsgman al the road crossing about
one hundred feet north OF the station
would nas the train and 4 would come
60 q reluctant stop al tho platform
I'll; -srrJ -as nc; oftss ealle: away
from his little sentry-bos OF a house
20 nss trains, Mos, OF the time he
dozed in the sun and saw to Il that
there we're no automobiles on the
track when trains were coming In
that task he was helped by I'm electric
warning bell that rang when the trains
were a quarter OF a mile or so from
the crossing.
Because he had so much time on his
hands Jerry welcomed tho com panion-
ship OF Walter Brooks, a boy OF SIX
teen who lived near by. They became
fast friends fof Jerry was an old rail
road man and had a fund OF interest.
ing stories about railroading that de-
lighted Walter. Jerry took much
pleasure in teaching walter all he
knew about RAILROADS. FOR the boy had
IN ambition TO become = railroad man
himself Among other things Jerry
who had been = telegrapher at one
time i'm his adventurous career, taught
Walter the Morse code.
mo telling when it'll come IN
handy. lad, he said. IT'S a mighty
good thing for anybody 10 know let
alone a railroad man"
Jerry mad an old set OF Instruments
in his little shelter house and walter
praCt.ced on them until no was .
pretty fair teleprapher
But Walter did not spend all his
spare time with Jerry. The boy was
fond OF tramplng and OF exploring the
hlly, wooded country north OF the
Tower Hll station. In fact the woods
rraoAaI almost 20 Jerry'e crossing A
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bench more than six feet long IL made.
Three OF the four logs may be OF
:" 8" ba; the fourth, ~ v'Hs les
should be Z" 4" or G. Cut tho legs
294" long and tho railH alh' long
from board l07 wide. Make these
cuts square and nail tho rails and
logs together using ioi common nails
Be suro they are square. Before nall
ing tho wise leg, cut the holes at c
ana q TO receive the acrow and the
follower O. 10 do this tho vice screw
mttst be At hand 10 be- measured M It
should NJ quite closely Fnsten tho
iron nut 2 in place 40 tho screw will
turn freely but not loosely.
Nnil 3" rain NJ the bottom IN
support tho shelf h which will he u
convenient place for storage OF sup
plies or OF work under construction
Cut 10 size STRAIGHT seasoned