Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1929, Page 16

16 HE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1929, s WELL, T ANT GO T Howp || YES SIREE - TvE BEeN A e Somethmg Ought to Be Done About B Ay Longer! ME FoR || NERVOUS WRECK LONé ' TH' POLICE — TLL TAwE || @vouGH OvER THESE Sewar ! DO BE CARERA ALSYSIUY ‘ € RIGHT DOWN T CLARCE ! 1IN GoNg TO R MEGINIS ! HEADQUARTERS THIS veRy|| TURN &1 OVER To THE : . Day an' TELL '@ T™E POLICE RIGHT Awny! Creeping sofitly and & WHOLE SToRy ! slone, Hiding all my f'uv_\fly': presents, discovering HE MOST L\KELN JUST Q¢ AND WITH 365 DANS \N TW GEE- \ GUESS WAPPENED ALONG - THAT ( § T_\"_’.‘-S §.—- NEAR TO PICK FROM, WHN o] - SANTA CLAUS STULEF WELL, (F MOU'RE SO BLAMED PID HE HANE TO COME ON Ao :NN.T - B S ™ BuNKe \WISE, MERNBE MUR AN TelL (|| CHRISTMAS DAN, \E SAaNTA , ~ f \_HEARD SLE\GHBELLS || | CLALS DIDNT BRWNG WM - : BN AT cricoine = e\ sSrose juax susT SURE - T s X HAPPENED OO0, €M ? NAGE SEEW TOLKS EXCHANGING PRESENTS THEY DONT- WANT FOR. SOMETHING THEY DO WANT-BUT- WE HaveaT QUITE. GOTTEN OUR NERVE UP T TRy IT vET BEDTIME—STORIE BY THORNTON with his head tilted back while he E:W:“nnsipa:}::fm??nd‘ {nokgdd all tgx;m}x‘;h thlnlktrer. ".:n frst | B - he didn't think to look at the new Be Homest. e mer Browh's Boy. Bouse up there. When at last he did ook he discovered Spooky the Screec! o fae = = s f " t of | OWl right away. Spooky was peering e — e B . the. morning chares |Out of the entrance. THIS 1S MUTT, STATION BLOB, BROADCASTING € 1S A GRAVEVARDIT (TUST A MINUTE, | [LSTER= B-2-2-2 -)[ T At Now TALKING TO MY BROKCRSE heard the racket going on out in the | Then Farmer Brown's Boy under- SOME NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS TO ON END = AND / FoLIKSe WHAT B-2-2-- SURe TP~ BUY MG A HUNDRGD SHARES of e e ENCOURAGE THOSE WHO HAVE AD WILL 1) NS/ |RWER oN THe oTHER 'S T, GEevem? || B-2-z2-2-2- My CONSOLIDATED BENT AXLES, AND A v e Gray Squirrel, E 3 s : ! e By ack e veesr the Red Squirrel, | Jack made such a fuss that he brought POWERL Folks, T ReSoLVE NEVER 4 BARBER - --B-2-2. THWUSAND SHARES oF ORANGE GROVE e o the volce of Sammy Jay, he |all the others and all they needed was TO SPECULATE AGAIN. . e aRaTaat voi 1 other little | to see you in_order to keep their ‘ heard the voices of a lot of other little | 5, c, 2oing. Spooky, you're not at all < ' o€ SIBERA =, people. - I cn’s Boy ex- | popular, if I know anything about it. s by "--'Sf;mf?i,'f.:‘;‘ r?:so“ur;:sn those | 1'd like to know what you are doing fittle people. I wonder what it could |in that house anyway. You lived so » * {long over in that hollow apple tree that | T thought you would stay there for the | Test of your life. You don't know it, but that house was my Christmas pres- en® to Happy Jack. I'm afraid I'll have to take a hand in this. Much as I dis- (24 like to interfere, I can't have you steal- | BUD FISHEE ing my Christmas present from Happy Jack.” Farmer Brown's Boy began to climb up the tree and all the little people became even more excited. They knew | A Slump he was going to climb up to the house.| . They wondered what Spooky would do. | in Good They wondered what Farmer Brown's . Boy womd do in case Spooky did notn- | Resolutions. ing. So it was a very exciting time. When Spooky the Screech Owl saw Farmer Brown's Boy coming he backed into the darkest corner of the house. He hoped Farmer Brown's Boy hadn't seen him. He hoped very much that Farmer Brown's Boy hadn’t seen him. He stopped snapping his bill. He kept perfectly still. And then without any warning at all light came pouring into ', = = - O DL ins ST SOr TR e 1 e Ty 1 B e s ey ] (RO B D Ry | was a door on the back side and Farmer HE'S SO USED To EATING A SLICE [{/ HIM WTH SOME OF THE - JURKEY STUFFED WiTH CHESTNUTS - - - NOW .WE GAVE HiIM ®g0!” HE EXCLAIMED. “YOU'VE | Brown's Boy had opened that door. He # STOLEN HAPPY JACK'S NEW |reached in and des‘;)lte the hissing and OF CUCUMBER " RND A ts‘l‘r‘uce LeEAF DISHES HE USED T'o LOVE, SURROUNDED BY DELICIOUS CRANBERRY SRUCE © . “D' GE s.'.' ON ! HOUSE!” ek of Spooky he picked Spooky AT MEALS THAT HE CAN'T ERT Jlf THE MEMORY OF &M AND MRASHED POTATOES -~ - - © {sround the corner of the house.. She | "igy, my, my, my, how excited those ANYTHING ' ELSE * AND HES WiLL RESTORE THEN IMRGINE YOURSELF DEVOURING .darted past Farmer Brown's Boy and |little people were when they saw Spooky FALLING AWRY To NOTHING ! HIS APPETITE! R BIG PIECE OF PUMPKIN i . .into the house. “So!” said Farmer | being carried away by Farmer Brown's 2 PIE AND — - - = T - wn's Boy. “It wasyou. Imight have [ Boy! They all followed along to see E "Enown it. Whenever I hear a fuss like | what was going to happen. That is, all | \ t I can be pretty certain that you | but Happy Jack and Chatterer. Happy GRAY Says You. be. Just then Black Pussy came tearing B Ty P———— : « @re somewhere around.’ Jack waited only long enough to make | finm‘ though Black Pussy was in the | sure that ‘the way was clear before| KENKLING THouse, the noise out front continued. | climbing up and into that house. He | _*fFarmer Brown's Boy Sammy Jay and | intended to keep it this time if he had £ d of going out to the barn he |ty stay there all day. § 2 ent around front. He saw right away | As for Spooky, where do you think| Even the that the trouble, whatever it was, cen- | he was being taken to? He was being xmegpred around something or some one | taken straight back to his old home| Thought =—0Tp-in that big maple tree. At sight of | jn the hollow tree of the Old Orchard. Filled - :me{hnmwns 13037d s:rflmgge‘!gu;:g And there !h.gmer B;nwn's Boy left. I;um, e others scream - bling and mumbling to himself, i Parmer Brown's Boy walked around | © o € *{Copyrignt. 16801 Him Up! Daily Cross-Word Puzzle ING TO RESIGN FROM “BATTLE. RILL", DOC, AND JoiN A CLUB WITH JUDGE, THOSE ARE THE iy budaors L‘NELY'/ AN EASY COURSE. ", FIRST SENSIBLE Wi WHEN You JOIN AN EASY PRIDE THATS essspousm'ZE.S s . EVER HEAQS Y%u g;z‘\?:jz! 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