The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1919, Page 5

ee we 2% | Little Stories for Bedtime Aid TO CUPID? , nnn ~~ YES, QUILL, TOO BY MARGARIOT non anne nnn ~~ The Shadow of Fear By THORNTON W. BURGESS 1919, by T. Ww p™ R RABRIT ¢ hidig place under the branch of a hem his breath a shadow had ari of him in the m Now in sunlight He held his breath the Gree ” When the Lit der thru the Green shadows move. Whe ‘an Night Breezes are there : are perfectly still With de egpdews all about you might th “Now what is that fellow doing |"! Wet they, wanld not | ed DY lover here?” muttered Peter to him. ™ the little people of the For . ‘They are not, unless they n ‘ od when they move they a TT el oe tis sharply. If the movem “ , -|W back and forth the | that the sha wav rv 1 ey Next story: Peter Jumps for His ‘ Life. oe ae ee eo! 2 "ORIGIN OF BUTTONS poreigs ty. cma, DATES BACK TO REIGN “si, branch swayed Breese. bu straight alo: eyes and ne are worth, fo be made by an ene The shadow w a Peter was just such a shadow, It OF QUEEN ELIZABETH had drifted straig 2 disap | aie 4 id sal peared among th « ¥ B ora Gave bgue > shadows which we jot moving, | the butte at low Peter had guessed right away that| ventions which may be regarded aa ® this was the shadow of Hooty the) important, sin } Owl. There had been no sound, not! vorutionize dress hs : the least tiny bit of nd, for you know Hooty flies silently, His wings are so made that they make no : “Now what is that over here?” mv self. “He doesr of the Gree: ing over hi guess he must on his way to «# ground. It is a lucky t that shadow just when I did. A sec: | ¢l ond more and I would h Tight out where he would have me. I guess I wil! have to sit and be patient.” is the mak « So Peter remained where he was} material for which is obtained f and kept perfectly still. All the time/| shells gath aldng the he was listening with those long ears| river. T has of his for just the fmintest sound) within the last that might tell him if Hooty was | ~~~ near. There wasn’t a sound. It nAUNnIce 3 was 4s still as only the Green Forest CAN’T FIND DANDRUFF { can be in the night \ seem safer, yet the n| The m ¢ | button indus te tet ee cee eeees Every bit of dandruff disappears lay over Peter. It after one or two applications of kind of fear, the fear that goes with|panderine rubbed well into the uncertainty. scalp with the finger tips, Get a So Peter sat and sat and sat for) small bottle of Danderine at any the longest time. The longer he sat| drug store for a few « the less fear he felt. 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