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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MAY 26, 19%) : : Up in the Air By Thornton W., Burgess hiore's littl we can say or do others are affected too, meParmer Brown's Boy: sn ---- How long Reddy Fox would have remained trying to get Nanny Mea- dow Mouse out of that tin can in which she bad found shelter, had not Farmer Brown's Boy suddeniy appeared once more, no one knows, Raddy was so intent upon what he was doing that had forgotten all about ¥armer Brown's Boy, It was the knapping of twig that warned him someone was coming, One hasty glance and Reddy was on his way, Reddy can run very swiftly when he wants to and now he wasted no time, Farmer Brown's Doy caught a glimpse of Reddy as he raced away. He didn't see whore Reddy had come from and he hardly gave him n thought, Presently ho came to that tin ollcan that he had thrown in the bushes. A bit of grass was sticking out of the round hole which Nanny Meadow Mouse used as a doorway, Farmer Brown's Boy noticed this. It gave him an fdea, He plcked up the old can. "I helleve," sald he, "thar I'll put this old can upin a tree, Jenny Wren might take it into 'that fun- ny little head of hers to build a nest in here, should she happen over this. way. I beliave I'll fasten it up in a tree, I've known of birds building a nest In just such plaves, If a pair of birds should nest here, the old ean would be of some use after all." So Farmer Drown's hoy once more picked up the old ean, He peeped within, but all that he could seo was a little grades, He couldn't Ape Nanny Meadow Mouse, Close At hand was a young cherry tree. Farmer Brown's Boy then reached up as high as he could and wedg- ad tho can in between two branche ex, Then he fished a plea of string from his pocket and securely Iased the can in place. The round opening, which was Nanny's door» way, was facing toward the south, "There!" said he, "I guess this will do, Here's hoping that syines one will find this and decide that it will make a good home." With this Farmer Brown's Boy went whistling away across the Creen Meadows toward his own home. For a long time Nanny Meadow Mouse yemalned quite still. So many things had hapepned that day that Nanny had quite lost heart, No sooner did everything seem to he all right than she dis. caovared that it was all wrong, So she remained quietdar a long time, She wasn't at all sure that Reddy Fox was not walting to jump on her the instant she poked her head out of that.1ittle round doorway, Farmer Brown's Bey reached up as high as he could and wedged the can in between two branches, to wonder what that meant, It rocked ever so little, Finally she got courage enough to go close to the little doorway so that she could look out, She didn't venture to put her nose out, but just stood looking out, "This is queer," thought Nanny, "All I can seo are groen leaves and the sky, I ought to see grass but I don't, How c¢an 1 bo seeing leaves?" She sat a while and thought this over, Thinking it over didn't help a bit, The more she thought the more puzzled she became, 'Floally she decided that she would put just her head out, She did, She put her head out and took one good look around and then almost fell over backwars, She was up in the alr She really was! You know Nanny is a very small person and when she looked down the ground looked a frightfully long distance away. At first she didn't quite TABLES a. C, P, R. TIME TABLE tive April 27, 1930, ab gy Time) Going West om. Daly i om, Daly (Except Sunday) m, Daily ,08 a.m, Daily Bo» es Summ CANADIAN, NATIONAL RAILWAYS ime, elective 1 y ange 1 Standard T . tl , Dally, Except Sunday . Sunday only '| reditde what it all meant, but after venturing to look oul again, she understood that) she was up in # tree... Once she bad had her homo in an old nest in a bush, so she understood just what it meant, though how she got up there she didn't understand, Right away she made up her mind that she was going to get away from that old tin can as soon as ever she could, (Copyright, 1080, T. W. Burgess) The next story: "Two Happy Lit tle Folks." COURTICE NEWS Courtice, May 20~Mr, Carl Shortt, spent Sunday in Toronto, with his aunt, Mrs, Jack Hicks, Miss Lyla Osbarne, Toronto, was home over the week-end, Mrs. Stanley May Mrs, Wallace Stainton and Miss feanor, Toronto, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Rev. J, H. Suaiuton; © Mr, Ronald Courtice Toronto, spent the week-end at howe, ! Mr, and Mrs. John Ashmore, and, Mr, and Mrs, Jas, Rundle, Lindsay, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs! Albert Rundle, 1 Mr, and Mra, Chas. Doubt - and Mrs, Wilson, Oshawa, and Mr, Frank Hurris, Whitby, were recent visitors of Mrs, Jus, Shortt and her mother; Mrs, Agnes Harrie, Sunday morning, the pastor, Rev, 1. H, Stainton, was preaching in Lyvone, it being their anniversary, 'The pulpit was occupied by Rev, Mr, Beckley, Marmora, who preached a splendid sermon. In the Syening the Rev. Mr. Lane, Canton, delivered an- other fine discourse, In the afters noon at the Sunday School session the practising for our aiveryary was resumed, The anniversary will be held June Bth, and 9th, particulars later, Further PYJAMAS IDEAL FOR Wedding bells were ringing last Saturday and the village was made lipely by the blowing of the horns of several cars on their return from the marriage of Miss Dora Rimreck. The cars were decorated with white strcaters and made quite a, preity procession, y Mr, Lou Webster and Mrs. Turner, Toronto, were recent visitors of Mrs, A.V, Rundle, Mr, and Mrs, Bradd, Oshawa, visit- ed Mrs, A. ¥, Rundle on Sunday, KITCHEN WEAR, SAY FASHION EXPERTS ---- New York--=The pajama fad, now #0 popular on the beachos, at after noon teas, and in other public and somi-publie places, is spreading to the kitchen, Fashion experts of the New York State Federation of Wo« men's Clubs have announced that they are fnauguraging o campaign to persuade women that the kit- chon, next to the bedroom, is Lhe ideal spot for pajamas, The federation at its home mak- ing centre im the Grand Central Palace is Introducing this fashion through its free sewing courses this week, One of the phases of the kit- chen pajama course will be the co- ordination of costume with the gen~ eral color geheme of the room. It the curtains at the kitchen window #re blue, tho house-wife should wear blue pajamas when working there, acgording to the fed- eration announcement, The com- fort actorded by the wearing of pajamas In the kitchen is also stressed, A ---------------- In Elgin County, in Ontario, var. | fous organizations assigted by the farmers, planted 7,000 trees along 61 miles of highway. COMES SUMMER Today the skies are fresh and blue, A 'roving wind sweeps through the town; Ang though with zeal I'm trying to I simply 'cannot settle down, My desk is strewn with odds and ends k Of things that really should be done, But still the golden sunshine tends Such ron things to make me shun, I toy a while with ink and pen And jot a line upon my pad; I add a row of figures, then I get a feeling rather sad, 1 got to feeling rather sad. Beside n sparkling little stream, Where every care is fast forgot And one may sit at peace and dream, A' Jolly little spot it 1s Where flashing trout pursue the ] ' And whete the murmurirs branches quiz The soft winds as they rustle by, And so I learn to steal away And hurry to that lovely place, And with my fishing tackle play And feel the sun upon my face. To sit beneath the talking trees And let the idle moments pass, And ligten to the birds and bees Make music in the waving grass, Thus shall I let my cares slip by And get a healthy coat of tan, And there bencath the summer sky Be just ag lazy as 1 can, n.J.H, GOLDEN WEDDING Belleville,~Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Henderson of Rossmore, who have completed fifty years of married life, celebrated the occasion by an "At Home" Ao their friends, ELLA CINDERS--Playing Safe ce er -- Rig. U, §. Pat. 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