Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-01-13 | Page 15 | Features for Smaller Folks

Dolly Folks Furnishings Here is the little painted or enameled buffet to match last weeks week's leaf drop-leaf table It is a avery avery avery very simple piece of ot furniture with no glass doors to display the fancy dishes I once heard an art teacher say that she would as soon think of ot hanging banging all her party dresses and slippers out on the hall rack rack just just to show show show-as as asto to string the cut glass and painted I china into everybody's view just view Just to show Dishes like dress are to use and not for display If It this were a really truly big painted buffet and those were were huge copper hi hinges es on it I should like a squatty squat squatty ty copper fruit bowl for the top with perhaps a heavy candlestick on either side of it That Is supposed supposed sup sup- posed to be a linen scarf blanket stitched around with the fruit de design design sign in block print or embroidery and it may paste down to the buffet but but- fet ends to hold it good and flat fiat Before cutting paste onto a smooth sheet of brown paper cut cutaH aH aU around the outside and press press until dry Score every evory dotted line by running the back of a knife along the lines Then they will bend easily and evenly A bit of paste on the flaps held till dr dry and the little buffet burret is alt all done HAT V MORE COULD YOU ASK The bargaining for the cow had bad been going on leisurely for an hour Finally the prospective purchaser er came camo flatly to the point How much milk does she give be he asked I dont don't rightly know answered the farmer who owned her but she's a darn natured good critter I Features For For Smaller Folks r h t. t e O N ae I II na n J a. a t h r I n J- J n I S' S S'S S r I. I J A. A h hI I i J i ie I I I e J tI t I f I L si a aLJ L stort 1 LU LJ x tf Tommy Ted in The Coal Man ManBy By Roy Bunten Things often change in In some surprising way war And what was yellow yesterday May all aU be blue today The rain was falling all over the ground and the graSs grass was wasas wasas wasas as wet as ink so Tommy Ted red scratched his little head trying trying try try- ing his best best- to think Il H He knew the jolliest outdoor games games in in inthe the house there was nothing to do He lie s st t and wondered the thunder thundered no thundered no wonder the boy felt blue Then out by the tree he saw his ball ball ball- it would take him only a min mm- ute The rain was was wet as water could get but Tommy went right out in it His ills mother scolded and sent him to bed On her face was a sorry frown With never ne a peep he lie e went to slee sleep and fell i into nto He lie fell fall at atthe atthe I Ithe the feet of a big black man so I shin shiny and dusty and fat Fr From m crown to sole he was made of COAL now COAL now what do you think hink of that Why hello Tommy the Coal Man cried they say I am going higher but mt I dont don't care for a little air if f they'll keep me away from the he fire So lets let's shake hands and be good friends and anti have some jolly play But Tommy Ted ed just shook his head bead and woke voke up right away I