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Show CHIRP! CHffiP! HEAR ABOUT MY OPERATION? Kit, 3? - ' " '.V . ' 1 1 Yes, even canaries must sometimes have operations. The young fel- Hold still! This may hurt a little at first but think how good you 11 low above waits patiently while Dr. A. J. Durant, professor of veterinary feel after It's over. The canary, its wings and legs made fast with science at the University of Missouri, prepares proper dosage of a special thread and thumbtacks, is now resigned to his fate. Hurry up let s get anesthetic he has prepared, it over with! mm iiir''' PlllKJpiwil After the anesthetic has taken effect feathers are re- All over and the wound sewed op! Pretty soon our moved from the canary and the incision started. Here canary will "come out from under." It won't be long the surgeon at the University of Missouri's "canary now before he'll chirp to his feathered friends: "Let hospital" is hard at work. me tell you about my operation." |
