Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-03 | Page 5 | Bedtime Stories

jlffiDTIME STORIES :W BY HOWARD R. GARIS I WL I , r, M wddKr ii . . . ""IB . i mm e,J i I .rY ntesaK .- i ...aS t . 'Pr' lir-WHr- M.i leaw ' 11 '3. v, reach I he lill!. nr. rWj tl - rM to i hp top I ! -O.t-.Mr5 it uiH b . j Jr ti ! . i 'WMf ; ti ere HfCTlWntlA Jllct ..1st cur. time v ri.iiBj& Ir-ii- i..e " Ml v. , -lawr' ''' UtiVtWw- run .iri'l Cf .itbiH re. ip 't'H - r Vls;glly i oIpk io do!" Invited Dottle. I .So th two larn: chiMrcn. With ihoiY Ug, fluffy tails, tan bock with the rbllci I skates to where Uncle Wlgglfy walled at the top .f the bare hi:i with Dottle 4 sled. ' ii so Willie wants to rocist, loo. does he.?"' asked the uttnny. "How are ou crin- fo asl or a hare' Itilll?' Iho little iamb boy waited to , know. "U iiv, this way." answered I'm l- Wit-Klly. Wit-Klly. Then, oit the runner." if Dot It C S aled. he fastened the wheels from the old roller ska Tea. 'The wheels Will roll! . .v. r li'- i.ate proiind ami even over tne snow, ju1" hke an express wagbir. i.ct on. Dottle iintl WilMe' mid the l.unns So ti-.r lamb children !-;.. .n the aled with Untile Wfggily, and down thy tenr on U.e rc:itr skaie .vjcVl as nlcel you i lease. r never thought of such a thiug:" Mealed Willie as he coasted down for ! the forty-eleventh time. So the had h.:--Of fun. And If the electric- light doesn 1 i take the candlestick to tickle the jellv i OUl Of tile eteatli putf. I'll tali Mill I.. I ' about Uncle Wlggily and the picture.