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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY'1, 1930 Peter Finds Out a Secret By Thornton w. Burgess of life it doth enhance a secret ont by chance. =~=Peter Rabbit, ---- + Peter Rabbit is Jike a lot of other ople--full of curiosity, "It any has a secret, Peter (oes his best to find it out, He cannot seem 10 be happy unless he is poking that wabbly little tose of his into the affairs of other folk, So when Pet- er had reavon to think that Sammy Jay and Mrs. Jay had built a nest, he wanted to know where it was He knew it was guile useless to ask Sammy Jay, He knew that Sammy Jay would probably tell him that it was no business of his, So Petor went looking for it, Now, whey he doesn't want to be seen, Sammy Jay 1s wonderfully clever 1u keeping out of sight, He keeps that nolsy tongue of his still and he quietly slips around with- out attracting any attention what- soever. Mrs, Jay may have a nest close by and you never suspect it. go Peter had no success at all in his hunt for that nest of Sammy Joy's. Nevertheless, he eouldn't keep it out of his mind, On this particular morning Peter was over in the Green Forest, He was hopping along down the crook. od Jttle path where it winds be- tween the pine trees, It was some time since Peter had been gyer here, The last time there had been nothing special to see, Ho It was with surprise and then with delight that Peter discovered just off to one side of the path one of the loveliest of all the spring flowers---the Lady's-8lipper, or Mocassin Flower, as ft is sometimes called," Peter squealed right out with pleasure and hopped over for a close look at it, Rising from between two large, rather thick, pointed oval leaves, which seemed fo be growing opposite each other right out of the ground, was a slender stem, at the top of which hung one of the quain- 'test, mont interesting and most beautiful of all spring flowers," One petal of a delicate pink and coverea with little lines of darker pink was in the shape of a dainty bag with a slit nearly the whole length on the upper side, The odged of this fold. od in, Some folks think it looks Jke an Indian's mocassin and this f9 why it is called the Mocassin Plower, The other petals did not fook in the Yeast like this one, "I wonder if Lady Bumblebee is anywhere around." thought Peter, "She certainly has to work for the sweets she gots out of these flowers, but she seems to think it Is worth all it couts, Hello! Here she comes." "By-z-z-2-2," sald Lady Bumble- hee, nn she passed one of Peter's long ears. "Beg-u-g-z-r," And she alighted right on that beautiful pink. 'Then she disappeared from sight, Yes, wir, she, disappeared right inside that flower, so that ap BN, tbh PHONE 2 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. 8, «= We Deliver -. Machiner Renaiting NOTHING Yor LARGE NOTHING TOO SMALL Adanac Machine Shop 101 King St, W, "hone 1214 Diamonds! Bassett's On Oshawa's Main Corner -- 8 ae ca Fepels wo r atc 'can rope: 'make it tell the correst LE "Bgerererer!" sald Lady Bumblebee, as she passed one of Peter's long ears, Peter could see nothing of her. Dut be knew that she was busy Inside, for the flower nodded strangely on its long stem, Then In a moment or two Lady Dumblebee came out, but not by the way she had entered, She came out of a little opening in the neck of that pink bag, You soe, it was the only way she could get out, Peter chuckled as he saw that her head and back were cover- ed with pollen, He knew that the next flower she went into would recelye some of that pollen and that that wos why Old Mother Nature bad made the Lady's-Slipper so that Lady Bumblebee must come out the way she did, It was 'while Peter was watching Lady Bumblebos flying to another of those flowers not far away that he caught just a glimpse of blue disappearing in a pine tree, Straight over to that pine tree went Peter, lipperty-lipperty-lip. Then he sat down and looked up in the tree, ! TIME TABLES } aa aah a ads a] C, PF. R, TIME TABLE Effective April 27, 1999 (Standard T ime) Going West m, Daily mm, Daily , Daily (Except Sunda Daily . 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PY = nse - OIG a 20 BIsBeRBy S3mnialen-C"3mun 82383838=35: 435 om 645 om £ Spex 25 0 i $F vow? =* B33 -- i PP Pralr® #33333 PPPoprese #3323723 832 DnB 20 EE SREZ235E soors 233 amd Ezrn=z FE | Mere was 8 nest up there, Teter Buckled, He knew that he had dis wyered Sammy Jay's secret, (Copyright, 1080, 7, W, Burgess) The next story: "Sammy ahd Mré, Sammy Save the Flowers," ZION NEWS Miss Evelyn Langmaid had her tonsils removed In Oshawa last week and she and her mother, Mrs, Arthur Langmaid, spent the fest of the week with Mrs, Walter Langmald and daughters, Sorry to report the death of haby Thornton on Monday morning at the age of two months, Infapt child of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Thorn- ton, The burial was held to Zion cometery on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Arthur Plerce 18 not ns well at present, Mr. und Mrs, Killan, North Osh- awa, were Sunday visitors: with Wesley Cameron's, i 'Mr, and Mrs, J; G, Langmald of Oshawa were Bunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, A, D. Langmaid, Mr: and Mrs, Foster Snowden and children, of Oshawa, visited ay Mr. and Mrs, Russel Robbin's on Sunday afternoon, Master Gerad Balson played the plano at the Sunday School session on Sunday last, At the open Sunday School meet. ing last week, held at the church it was decided to hold a tea In connection with the coming anni. versary, the first Funday in June, MAPLE GROVE The women's missionary society held their speeinl Sunday Service in the Church here, on Sunday, April 27, when Mrs, Menzies, n missionary from China, who ju It 1s the choice of wisdom ' to prefer this finest tea "SALADA 'Frosh from the gardens' a home on furlough, was the speak-| Northminster United Church, Osh er, The ladies of the W.M.B8, fur. |awe, will occupy the pulpit here, nished musle, Mrs, Menzies and daughters, Tso- Next Sunday Rey, A, M, Irwin, | bel and Georgina, Toronto, visited at My, and Mrs, V, Swallow's on Sunday, Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Charles White on the arrival of 8 baby girl, My, and Mrs, John Lancaster, daughters Winnie and Evelyn and son Bid, spent Burdaey with their daughter, Mrs, Ivison Munday, Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Ferguson Abernathy on the arrival of a young daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Eber Snowden snd daughter Margaret pent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, W. J, Snowden, League last Wednesday evening was in charge of Mr. Jack Cator, #rd vice president, who took caarge of the following program: Bible Reading, Clifford Swallow; Read- ingn--Ellen Gimbleit, Ruby Ald- worth, Miek Brown, Farewell Blackburn and Elgin Mundy; Top- fe, Mrs, Ivison Munday; Plano solo, Ellen Gimblett; Quartetto, Miss Edna Swallow, Miss Dora Eames, Mr, Clifford Swallow and Mr, Jack Cator, A short contest was then held before the meeting closed, Inauguration of regular sounds television service in Britain is als ready canging apprehension in the theatrical profession over the ques~ tion of broadeast, and television righty, Tt 1s feared that an actor on a tour of the provinces may have his performance In 8 London production being made both aud- ible and visible, At present there are only a few hundred sounds television sets in British homes, but with the recent inauguration of un fve-day-n-week television broadcast service the number is expected to grow rapidly and be coms a menace to the thestrical profession, "Our poets are declining," says a Canadian eritic, But it must be admitted, however, that publishers set the example, --Ottaws Journal, PEOR| © ELLA CINDERS--Light Drudgery Reg. U. 8. Par, OF; CG fut A ", OF. Lopyrigh, TELLING TOMMY TELL ME ABOUT MAY DAY, FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES THE FIRST OF MAY WAS BEEN ATIME FOR OUT-0F-DOOR FUN, TOMMY, SACRED 10 FLORA, THE GODDESS OF FLONERS AND PLOVER: DECKED PROCESSIONS MERE COMMON ON THAT DAY, URING MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN TIMES I Enuand ™ MAY-POLES WERE ERECTED ON THE VILLAGE GRECNS AYD A MAY QUELN WAS CHOSEN BY A POPULAR VOTE, 1 MAY POLE IN ORITTANY hay! J p . 'A © 1990, King Peatures Eyndioate, A CHOSEN AS THE VIRGIN OF MAY, SHE WAS SEATED ON A THRONE OF FOLIAGE WHERE hn! 2 SHE BEGGED OFFERINGS OF PASSERS BY 10 ; BL USED LATER FORA JOYOUS FESTIVAL. FARLY ENGLISH MAY POLE THE MAY, pETTY ? Ine, Groat Britain rights reson od Ahr, ape: HOW WOULD YOU LIKE T0 BE QUEEN OF MUR! I'D RATHER BE A PITCHER ON A BASEBALL TEAM | BRINGING UP FATHER IT WAS JOLLY NICE OF YOu TO COME TO J BEE ME MR . 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