The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1920, Page 13

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ADVENTURES oF THE TWINS by Olive live Roberts Barton GOOSIE GANDER y aa ‘Goosie soon found what the cotion was for, when the twins stuck it all fh : | Over him with the thick glue, And shakin, | Sat, for Goosie was ) Wittie hills al and I fix you good as new.” Goosic Gander was hiding in the pond because he had been plucked for pillows. Nick hauled him out shivering and put him under hi king out t a know over Brater. Goose fi yo “Wait till 1 come back,” cried hurrying off to the house. her green shoes going ever so fast Bhe had an idea. No doubt the Bmagical mushroom in her pocket Bave it to her Boon she returned with a great P Big bottle and a great big package Which she set on the ground ww, Goosie, you stand very stil she unwrapping the paper and taking the cork out of the bottle looked very cur Saw so much cotton, b found what it was for when- the stuck it all over him with the glue. He IN MORE hneese | BaD m looked like an! TROUBLE snowflake delicious, too. ‘The glue wet, and the « He did enormous and t Qeooe: wa, wie, You go take a hurry We » have to and hunt for J > now haven't found him yet So Goosie waddied to a fence cor ner and went fast asjeep After while he woke up, No wonder he'd been dreaming he was dying and n't get his breath. He could scarcely move, something was hold ing him so tight. When he .oked Jown all he could see was a lot of beggar burs sticking all over him Under that, how did he know the glue got ard as glass! ‘ ym he called, rushing ne twins hea and came on a run plucked for a # (Copyright, “The Farmer Makes Friends With Billy Mink BY THORNTON W. BURGESS % Billy Mink was living did a lot ing after he cueared that it was ly Mink that had driven all the Prats out of his burn into his house “IE 1 could get that little brown ras al Over here to the house,” thought the farmer, “1 would soon be rid of those pesky rats, Rut how am I go Ing to do it? If he doesn't know “that those rats are over here, he cer Mainiy will not venture any nearer “1 the house than that woodplle. And PH he cannot get into the henhouse to My chickens, he won't stay (Copyright, 1920, by T. W. = farmer under whose woodpile | Burgess) Would keep away from the henhouse He decided that he would go over t the barn to see if any of those rate had returned. And then, all of a suds den he remembered that easy break fast he had had that morning. here very long, because he, WHI Rave little to eat. The thing for Me to ilo is to wee that he has plenty fe eat and icarns where it comes ® BG the very first thing the farmer aia the next morning was to put | OMe scraps of fresh meat just out-) | side the woodpile. It didn’t take Billy long to find them. Of course, farmer Was out of sight. He was The barn, peeping thru a crack He saw Billy come out from under dood wood and sniff at the pieces of It was clear that Billy was i ceepketcus. He went all around those | into the woodpile with it. au : a) ih BEN eas asp the farmer moved that | Scraps of meat, an ‘would tell by the way he suspected a trap. But Bitly found no trap. Of course Decause there was no trap. At he ventured to seize one of scraps of meat and darted back A few minutes Jater he was out again, just ‘Re cautious as before. So, one by one. The took the scraps of meat under the woodpile. The farmer smiled as he saw the last scrap disappear. He Iknew that Billy had enough for a | g00d mea), and that, with a stomach — he would probably take a fing about those scraps of meat, and how they happened to b handy "its funny,” thought Billy that meat happened to be right ti I wonder if that farmer could @ropped it? If he did, I hope he'll do egal.” With this, Billy went to Just at dusk Billy awoke. hungry again. lof those hens over in the henhouse Then he vemmeeebered i the trap he had found over the and decided b w.D.D. ¢ He was Et nates fax Shin Disses Se HARTELL DRUG STORE You Will Find Your Kind of Dentistry Here and the Our Dentist —all materials and each part of the work defies time used are of So, one by one, he took the scraps | of meat under the woodpile. Instantly Billy popped his head} out from the woodpile He n't really expect to find any more scrape ef meat, and you can gue juet how surprised and pleased he was when jhe found that there were more scraps just where he had found his break fast that morning. For the first time | Billy suspected that they might have been put there especially for him, and in his heart he began to have a friendly feeling for that farmer } | Next story: Mink Lives | High. 4 Say Torture Cages Are Still in Use ANCISCO, Jan 7 A atraz today tent Billy also aneerted that who occupied the cages were sour bread and water all last He began to think | wee The cages do not the occu pant to move from Prescription for CZ £.. m3 a permit 4 standing posi E 15 Hawa used arternalty losaat malldest of clea: } Soapiitit: sheave goss tnd tent S| elements. The reasor the best the affords performed by a specialist and market E DO PANSY, Do You KNow |} | wap To GeT MN BREAKFAST DOWN Town THIS MORNING BECAUSE You oversierT P [ —_—e S VERY SORRY, MISTAH DuFF! icLock | Bovel'T : e wade ov LasT Week? ors Pa AIGHT AND DOES IT Go OFF IN THE MORHING P / | those who } WEDLOCKED— Pook Ane im li Made Annie Feel Better MR. PAL, MY DauGHTeR | PETER 1 WENT WHAT WAS IT is BROKEN HEARTED - OVER ‘TO SEE panier You Salo To | |e BEEN So RVER. |_ ANNIE TooAY= | L_ —-| ANNIE YESTER- _DAY, MR. PAL 7\ LET ME TALK || BROKEN HEARTED salir. - Bur SHE'S Nor [SINCE SHE LEFT PETER |) WELL, | SHE was READY 10, 6 come TO HER, VrUL CHEER HER uP wry, THAT MY SON, PETER, WAS OYING OF LONESOMENESS SINCE SHE LEFT HIM By ALLMAN Yas Sun, BUT IT ALWAYS GOES OFF IT EBERN NIGH WHILE ['s Asteep! y 1 (tT TANT Don'T tr im) Go OFF? | ToLo HER. WELL, ‘YOU CERTAINLY HEERED HER UP — HE'S A DIFFERENT WOMAN SINCE You ToLO HER THAT .F irst Served! WELL WERE WAVE You Bos BEEN ALL ( Wy, ME AN’ FRECKLES WZ OVER To ALEKS wuss? TH MANICURISTS' BALL IS NO PLACE FoR A | MARRIED MAN! ILL Give TH TICKETS To THE ELEVATOR Boy! 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