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a The Largest Sale in America because "SALADA" TEA Pleases the most exacting tastes. Quality Economy Purity Flavor Always Assured. Sandman Story for Tonight WORKING "LIKE FOX had not seen Mr. Coon for a long time and one day De met him in the wood shuffling along at a great rate. "What is your Racey?" asked Mr.

Fox. have not seen you for a long time." "No, I have had littlo time for replied Mr. Coon, 'for I discovered a field of corn that no one else had found and I have been working Tike a Beaver' to get good share before some one comes along a and spoils my fun." "Working 'like a Beaver' does not mean you have worked very said Mr. Fox who was in a mood- for, displaying his knowledge. "I thought Beavers worked all the time," said Mr.

Coon, looking. surprised. "Oh. no, indeed." was the reply. "I know that is the idea and that is the reason folks use that expression working 'like a but as a matter of fact the Beaver works less than half the time.

He plays a great deal, but when he does work he works long and hard and of course he makes a good showing." "How do you know so much about. Mr. Beaver?" inquired Mr. Coon, who by this time was so interested he was sitting on the ground beside Mr. Fox.

Mr. Fox scratched his head and looked very wise as he said: "One spring when we had passed through a very hard winter and all of the wood folks were looking pretty lean and feeling very hungry, I saw a certain Mr. Beaver come out of the water looking very plump and I knew of course he must plenty of food through the hamitehad. "I was going to ask him how he did it, but he seemed to doubt my friendliness for he dived into the water before I could ask him. Mr.

Blue Jay. who happened to be sitting in a tree, saw me and he, too, doubting my good intentions began to laugh. 'I wanted to know how Mr. Beaver managed to be so fat when all us wood folks are so lean and I said, not noticing his impolite 'Mr. Beaver stores away his food in the autumn and late said Mr.

Blue Jay, and then he told me that Mr. Beaver goes avisiting other Beaver -colonies in the summertime, wandering miles from his having a good time. Not a stroke of work does he do. "And in the winter time he is fortable in his home, protected from the cold. And would you believe it, Mr.

Blue Jay said that those Beavers can go from their homes into the water when the top is frozen in the winter and bathe. Ugh, it makes me shiver now to think of it! "Think of having three meals a day and taking a bath in the winter without leaving your home, or at least going out of sight of it. I tell you. Racey, I am almost sorry at times that I am not a Beaver." "Do they eat chickens and ducks?" asked Mr. Coon.

"No." replied Mr. Fox, "and that is the only reason I do not wish to be one. Not to be able to enjoy a nice fat bird would take all the joy out of life of me, and the Beaver lives on the bark from trees, birch, aspen, willow and others and in the winter he has the roots things at the bottom of the pond." "It seems to me he has a pretty easy time of it." said Mr. Coon. wonder who started that saying about working 'like a Beaver'?" "I don't know," said Mr.

Fox, "but I will be fair enough to say that. Mr. Beaver when he builds a dam his house, works very hard indeed. SO maybe that is how the saying got about. Someone must have seen him When nature The very things made whole a growing wheat it must child needs have had chil- most are in dren in mind.

whole wheat. Vitamins, Proteins, that necessary to make firm a child's flesh, and health, are muscle are in in whole wheat. whole wheat. Phosphates. Carbohydrates, which build that supply strong bones vigor energy, are also in are plentiful whole wheat.

in whole wheat. Ralston, the Children love whole wheat Ralston it cereal, provides has the whole all these in wheat flavor abundance. they all like. Ra Ralston The Whole Wheat Cereal TOMEN are mysterious beyond comprehension. Consequently men are always trying to analyze them.

But what is the use of derstanding them when with just a box of flowers you can win their hearts? Say it with flowers! MEMBER ALLIED FLORISTS ALLIED ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION of New York MEMBERSHIP EMBLEM THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1922. when he was at work, but it seems to me a good saying would be taking life easy 'like a for excepting September and October when he is preparing for winter and doing repairs he does very little work.

"Yes, sir, if I didn't like poultry so well I would choose to be a Beaver," said Mr. Fox, trotting off through the woods and leaving Mr. Coon sitting there wondering if Mr. Beaver of all the animals was the one most to be envied. (Copyright, 1922, by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate, N.

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