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4 5a i ; 7 4 5 J: ji 8 : he d 7 : § THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 / s ' } ? Fo : afi hy Jy Friel [ ; ECTRIC: Lo manufacture neyer Vlrs post) mating the steel temperdiure from its an, 4 o thors, taken Spot ] noter is dead, i y y A et Mywhete ven" Prickly Torky [BM br te hot and | alven 1 y Ir of ie) wonder Aw old fel- | | ne A yk EL ts Ao 1 (thesis. » the fot Dave wah i Negro meat cut 1 ¢ 8 ; el o hn y N if He probably in around gre] 1 i" fl 0 mands [test stent and that i record the [ter lieve, loved dogs und fed somewhere, ' ra ' of 4 4 na gad for the Jampdratur 10 within hundredths of | 6ores of thew, Dave died on the Bowser. sat "down 'and hegun fo ele porch on Bn Wot Buy, fordt doeg- |e' degrne wis not eMicient beenuse | 1st day of Tost year, Dogs of afl 3 » Bil 3 ly fool up An the trees, Presently, in we work below 1000 degrees, it required 'seven to eight minutes | ds that kuew Dave followed his 4 i free nit for distant, uy. near the The'eys With lite. the Ame | 161 6 reading, yh is ton low, 'The | eisket Ao the graveyard, and white DODDS hurt vou, bis a Jd 4A we Uectrie Kallway AS tion | photo electric eye operates us fist as $itetitors sity they howled during K | D N E y § (Copyright, 1950, T, W. Burgess) Avrmerstons ! at the Westinghouse Lighting Inst: wight, Its measuring, stick befhg the [the services. Spot Jind been Dave's The next sory i "Paddy the Beay Wana [tute by 1, V: Dreleky, rosearch ens | Wht emitted from the glowing metal, | dog Tor fifteen years, white residents er's Visitor," New Device Literally 8" incor of the. Westinghouse Elseirle | IE rons a meter enlibrated in degrees | herp sald, and led the procession, ; of temperature, wid reglsters changes | The other dogs came back to town a ---------- & turing Company, } 1 ---- Temperatures--Will Help i pr i oy pad Pirin when the human eye ein seareely see | WIW the crowd, but Spot stayed at 4 w differenge fn the gold of the glow, | the grave, He slept there that gight By Th Ww. B opuring i Watery. Jetson dhe teacher Steel Industry sect industry. miitions of Molfurs ane k the yaily of the frase. 18 sunt hare tint git y ornton VW. burgess Pp out | av dog o--r-- HUalLY, there, regardless of rain or « fi ard ' nt etd ih oo es Acs f i tt a | DOG STAYS AT GRAVE wi, Sit fei p . H p 1 Fike A I rio | (pa iH fo he Eg ilo SAME 5 mir REA) Sl ma "1s OF COLORED BUTCHER lef ol dis a I R A exX8m of + Smith, Tayle ulker, | photoelectric eye that literally "sees" | gertali) percentage 4 i WHO WAS FR RY Hd Mother: Nature J \ and others, ' ' temperature, Nab been unnoyneed he 4d i a, a ort J \ HIS JIEND ' SIGHT SEEING The congregation of a Long Island i: tev may be very severe smd |, J , Then he questioned one of the boys, | here, ; # Aicient to erect n seore of Chrysher ; y 0 iy What were | your ancestors, | It Is not a universal BI fot puitdings, nnnwally, "The 'practiced | "Winona, Miss, March 28,-That | church read this announcement in the | °F "othing of al kinds, They may ore ---- Ee fairl, but sometimes "it is worth 5 h : / wll ir costs if It ds thoroughly learned. ) 4 Webb? RP Janother industrial specintist, n re human eye has furnished the only | mysterious alfintty between a man | weekly bulletin; be seen in the basement of the Ip had thorolighly learned his les: "Spiders, sie sid to «lo one Important thing In lgenerally workable method of estls Land his dog, Seoffed at hy many und | "The Indies of tls church have east | church any afterncon this week)" & Soh, Never pa would he meddle : y is week! swith Prickly Porky the Porcupine, Never again would he be heedless of thie waning of Bowser the Hound, Bowser had done his best to keep Flip out of trouble, but Flip had 8 been willful, prideful and full of eur~ Josity, And 50 he had had his face driven Yull of Prickly Porky's sharp tle Spess, ii Yad. ah \ f 4 yen after his wounds had a : 1% JUNGLE q & : , healed and he was ns good as ever, ! ny CAN BE A Flip refused for some fhe to go ov~ t BH AN ' an ; THE FAMILY MISSING | or to the Green Forest, Bowser "Come on, Flip" he salled, "Prickly WNONDER, WHAT'S would tease him to go over, but Flip would vefuse, He would stand anti] Porky is up on the tep of a tree, look longingly over toward the Green | sw i Forest, but comehow he didn't want ' 4 16 go, You see, he couldn't forget tall, it sould Joly have been what had happened to him there, put i stween his legs, a "At fast one day he did venture to What's the matter with you?" in- f go over with Bowser, Bowser 'led quired Bowser, ied 2 the way and Flip sedately followed Nothing," repl ed by ded J Wim, which 'was very unusual for| Bowser turned aside anc hended in Flip, 'Bowser went down the Long the direction from which Flip had \ / \ Little Path, By and by they drew Just come, Flip hung back, t was : NA ARE wear the place where Flip had been |, very clear that Flip didn't want to \ / y Il ae taught his lesson: by Prickly Porky, | fo over there, He pretended to bel / 0, 3 Flip stopped for a moment. Then busy In 'another direction "" the made un wide eirele around that Now I wonder what Flip found | plage; Yes, vir, he went around in ove. hare thought Bowser. " hime TH | ¢ sakd: noth self, and began to use eyes and nose od pu I ee wi Join. as only he can, He had gone only od hit once more and they went on | 8 little rick when he. discovered a B® ihelr wiy, Bowser didn't let Ilip| few of Prie Iy Porky's little spears LF soe lim grin, You see, Bowser kiew the quills, you. know on seatiered on A s that Pele ) 1e ground, Tt was clear that Prick. a= all the time that Prickly Porky the) = Porky had been slong that way Wh 1 3 3 t ™ WHY DO YOU Ny parr gs Jo, Songer in that and had shaken some of them loose, ol WELL IF ALL THE FLOWERS 1 THINK AUNTIE t he didn't say ko. Ie wanted to] He does shake them out once oa 1 i 4 4 / Ey find out Just how thoroughly Pip had while. LTV INER PiStuME J HE ar . : h " wis UKEA i CHEMIST? v A i i Jearned his lesson, Bowser grinned, "So this is dt," #4 ul emmed sald he to himselt. "He discovered i Wai 10" in "i | hove Vite, woes and, tht, wo « § WE THE LOST FACTORS in | ENOugh for nim, ell, 1 don't know head og became terested 11150 T blame him much. Any one who SYNTHETICALLY, TOMMY, ran this way and that way in his \ hold eager manner, It was quite IME TABLES} clear that Flip meant to see all there wis to see. He was eager to find | TIME TABLES something new. But at last Bowser w J Botieed that yu hy Joming hack sa ing iotent ent ptARL { BE Hig CP. i TIME TABLE | ie were ait" somtmage He "Misty fe 10RY OF THe ChemsTs wake GRE ng Kept looking hick over his shoulder, i. Wert Sunday). ages bh RY J : CSevonnor TROM T SHELLS ANE : go BRAN S00N MAY BE A POPULAR DRINK. dad he had a long tail, I suspect it | F 114 wld have heen between his legs, [) Datly (Except Sunday). By weetr, Waving only a stub of a 3 nm Daly. 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