Judge — January 19, 1929 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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CHATEAU RILE BALSAM VIEW OUTRIGHT The Scarecrow Industry (Continued from page 17) first Scarecrow! "S there,” said his father. “You're some good, after all.” For two years father and son uccessfully raised bushes and were ina fair way to become rich, when suddenly Jasper ran away and married Anita Snizi “Anita wif ‘was his only ex planation, Scarecrow was at first stunned by his loss, but finally hit upon the happy idea of substitut- ing a straw dummy for the live one. His first model was crude, but it worked; and farmers from miles around begged Scarecrow to build them duplicates of the novel invention, Scarecrow gave his farm to Jasper and Anita and began to manufacture “scarecrows.” This was the beginning of a business that to- picture industry in the produe- tion of dummies. Modern scarecrows are manu- factured in a variety of models, one of the best being a handsome gentleman in evening clothes for use after G pan. Another popu lar type, which is almost human in operation, is the illuminated model that gets lit every night. It works best in the corn areas. I am very sorry to say that Jasper and’ Anita never raised anything but hell on their farms. “Your wife does so remind me of my eldest sister.” “She reminds me of her first husband? great deal Tir Birs Gaans TASMANIA SLIP TWIXT | TEACUP ANDY LIP SO MACKAY WILDE SUNSHINES | YULE DUES AVAUNT | | day is second only to the motion | be EMBARRASSING MOMENTS If you've lost your wife when shopping, and find yourself in the OP. Lorillard Co., Ext. nonchalant . . . LIGHT A MURAD. They taste just like they did 20 years azo. ne “Anything the matter, George?” —Henorist comicbooks.com