Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 44

FEATURES, W'OMAN’S PAGE, TeE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930. | BEDTIME STORIES Another Surprise. Some folk may diet, if they will, But as for me, I want mly Al —Black Pussy. Mother Brown was still puzzled over Black Pussy. Apparently, Black Pussy had eaten two big dinners and still was hungry. Anyway, that is what Mother Brown thought. She couldnt “under- stand it at all. Farmer Brown's Boy saw how puzzled she was and chuckled. “Tomorrow By Thornton A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK W. Burgess. ace. astonishment, A first she her voice. No, sir; Mother R 30 sy WY, e, it he had been here chuckled Farmer Brown's Boy. “You were so sure that you had been_feeding Black Pussy so well, and all the time you haven't been feeding her at all, but have been "rncu s .nmmy"“fn s good thing . ows 8 when he finds it; and when he discov- . Turn under the belt top ACROSS the Powmeo Rier from juarter of an inch and Washington, in that historic little | W city of Alexandria, Va., the drug store thy Wi - on eeomerwlmewonmc m traded Z, ,/&,/’ » half inches wide, and turn quarter inch on each side, the center, and stitch (Copyright. 1830.) LITTLE BENNY BY LEE PAPE. This afternoon ma went to take her examination for & drivers license, and when pop came home he sed, Well, how did it go? Well, to hl]ll the truflfll, Willyum, it was vel uliar, ma sed. I hng;p:cideer it would be, but lets have the detales, pop sed, and ma sed, Well, you see, there were 2 examining officers. One was the nicest looking len‘ fellow you could imagine. He jooked just like Linberg. He looked as if he wouldent of refused a license to a flea. And the other one was an old gruff looking fellow with a tern up mustash, just as different from the young one as 2 diametric poles. I was gosluve he would have asked me ques- jon after question till I made a mistake, while the young one would of prompt- ed me with my ansers as sweet as could be. But as bad luck would have it, the young one took the woman just ahed of me, so naturally the other one had to take me. But with the aid of a little inspiration I did some quick thinking, and as soon as he came over to me I started to rub my eye, and I sed night you are going to have another With a grunt and a squeal and a roll Pufty the Pig sees a parade go by. /A clown reaches down and gives Puff(lap uj a pat. Asks Pllfly'v’.“whlt kind of an animal’s of his eye, and see” why Black thin, All T ask is that you do you Mother Brown to this. it out usually did, and then to wait in the y to see what would happen. Black Pussy at once began to the milk. Then there was a scratching sound. Black Pussy sto] drinking. A look of fright came her eyes. kitchen surprise,” said he. “What kind of a surprise?” asked replied Farmer “Just you walt and see. ‘You are going to have another surprise and then you are going to understand has been m Mother Brown. “Wait Brown's Boy. Pussy She turned and ran good-naturedl; eed “All right” said she, “ just what you tell me.” So the next night she prepared Black Pussy's supper, as usual. Farmer Brown's Boy was on hand and told her to put the back shed where she Pt past MODES OF THE MOMENT ered that he could come in through || that cat-hole and get & good meal, he made the most of it. Now you under- stand why Black Pussy has been get- ting thin. We'll have to shut the r on Jimmy, I guess, hereafter.” “No,” sald Mother Brown most de- cidedly. “No, we'll not shut the door on Jimmy. ls\lflsveunnflmw feed him and Black Pussy, too. Here- after Il feed Black in the kitchen and put a meal out for Jimmy D | just the same.” Mother Brown into the kitchen and hid Understand Tt st Slr and- parmed. i 5o a urne after her, but Farmer Brown's Bg; # mind Black Pussy,” said he. 'You stay right where you can watch Black Pussy’s dishes. Do you hear that scratching?” “Yes,” replied Mother Brown. “What he. m?:n:‘:hu?un‘ ec’rln.fi'; im- s = g-# T'm going to open the door So Farmer Brown's Boy very quietls uncmmuumkmumg dooi that covered the hole made for Black Pussy to go in and out of the wood- shed. For & minute nothing happens then in through that hole walked gentleman dressed in black-and-whif Without hurrying in the least, or wi Then Mother Brown remembered that Black Pussy was still dinnerless, hiding under the kitchen stove, and she hur- ried to prepare a good big dinner for her. (Copyright, 1930.) The up-to-date bathroom has fits shower curtains and window draperies made to match. 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