The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1919, Page 17

awe ~ 4 aa IBER 26, 1919. PAGE 17 _ c THE SEATTLE STAR, FRIDAY, DEC Mable’s Thats @ PIPPIN tL TAKE Said She'd Get HERE HE COMES NOW, IF HE Suitor Suits to Suit MN WIFE ingialS Teal | Gur & new sur pe CLOTHES, IT Makes mE Fee IT AND WEAR IT Home GBouOnT THAT WEW BU/T Lu THE AGREEMENT was, rou weEKE To | pot ik ge poy Take GO m 80 GHE CAHN BOMIRE mE BUY FOR ME WHAT EVER vo wn ‘ x - od - BOUGHT FOR ‘TOUR SEL Jerry Hasa Sad Awakening BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T, W, Burgess) baad stranger had visited the Smit) very hard, and he had a splendid ap- ing Pool as he had been doing’) Petite for more than a week, Jerry Musk-| ,-\* frst he After a while he changed his pos rat had kept right on working on his | tion so that his back Was to the wa house. All the time he had kept a@/ter and his tail dropped down in th bright eye on the stranger to see| water where It covered the lower what he was doing. As usual, the | part of that old log stranger visited each of Jerry's fa nap! With a squeal of pain and vorjte eating places, It seemed te | fright, Jerry jumped right up in the Jerfy that he was at each a little/air, He lost his balance and fell longer than usual, but Jerry didn't off the old log. Then ho tried to think anything of that. |scramble away. He couldn't me Just as soon as the stranger had | thing was holding him by his tail Jett Jerry swam straight over to aland pinching {it most dreadfully certain old log which lay half in the |Jerry was too frightened to think water and half on the bank. He felt| He couldn't imagine what dreadfu Sure that on the upper part of that| thing had got him, He pulled and old log and would find some pieces of | pulled until it seemed to him t must pull his tall out by the Finally he twisted around what held him. t was a tr uel Ja) f it were about from the end. sat factng the water BROUGHT - A NPRESENT FRSee MRS. BURKE AN’! HANEN*T A ; BorRow Some money THING FoR HER -GivE me aT TH’ OFFICE Bur. ™ S$ THEY WERE ALL ting those good things there for Jerry so that he would get so used » finding them that his suspicions | would be put to sleep, When he was quite sure that Jerry had grown care | teas and was no longer suspicious of traps, he had placed a trap on that} old log Just under the water. | | If Jerry had climbed up on that} jolt log as usual, he would have stepped in that trap and been caught || | | by a leg. As it waa, he had acct ! Finally he ‘twisted around to see | “ontally sprung it with his tail, Be - what held him, It was a trap. jing caught by the tail Gras bad }enough, but it would have been apple or carrot. He wasn't disap-|worse to have been caught by a pointed. His nose told him they were | leg, tho Jerry didn’t stop to think there even before he could see them. | of this at the time. 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