The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1920, Page 11

iL% leak and run-down has of { ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Clive Roberts Barton THE CLOUD Wi i Nu 3 ot Mi be how d/? you know it was going to rain?” Nick asked 1 | 1 day Nancy and Nick were on and nearer. It was square, as all the th of their house at No. 99/ clouds were in the Land o' Lost st, Peach Can Town, | Thingg, because, you see, all the Bo Lost Things, when a cloud clouds were pocket handkerchiefs ie into the sky. [people in the world were losing twins had seen odd looking | Every day they came floating by Ms before, and were quite acous- | squilllums of them, so that didn’t id to them, but it puzzled them surprise the children; but thelr little | f much to see the way their) neighbors, taking in washing and were acting. The rubber | planting grass seed like pepper, and Nved on their left, bounced acting forty ways for Sunday, were house and brought out a/ very odd, indeed! © Fow of potted plants, which he! guadenty, when the cloud was right! carefully on the fence rail. over Peach Can Town, it began to| pa who lived on their right.! ruin. Then the twins understood, | i Into her back yard. where and laughed and clapped their hands the line, and | Vy handkerchiof—1 mean no cloud thing. The) nag ever rained before during thelr) yy, began to seat- \ seed on the ground like ‘on potatoes, and old Si Scts- the tops off bis rain bar- It was very queer! Ys wrong, I wonder?" ’ | “Well, said the “it only ral from handkerchiefs-loat-tn-the-was asked We can always tell them | you see. Tssicat chuahreces ‘poked tta| ‘rom the others because the ‘water | “ Gat of Nancy's pocket. “Watch | maxes them dark. | x 1” it said, and disappeared. | Copyright, 1920, by the Newspaper the cloud came on, nearer Enterprise Association, en ii) ul | innate oLG tC = 7 Chatterer Makes a Great Jump > tg one thing in the world ) What ever shall I do?" he kept say nm into trou-|ing over and over. “It in a terrible | ag were eee. There is | distance down to the ground. I don't) ‘Way, No surer way of keep- dare make such a dreadful jump, I) of trouble than by saying lit-| wish I had kept my tongye still, 1) taking care that what you do not be better left unsakl. the Red Squirrel was in He was in the top of a tall | x Chatterer waited until Billy pinto trouble, but he no sooner Mink was almost up to him. | | @ut of trouble than he forgets it it, and that unruly tongue | wish I had let Billy Mink go about into another scrape. | his business. I wish I hadn't seen he Was in now was the him at all. Oh, dear! I guess this is one he had been in for a long! the end of me! He was clear at the top of| Meanwhile, Billy Mink was climb- M tree, and, coming after him, ing steadily. He didn’t hurry, The Billy Stink, Billy was angry. | fact le, he was rather enjoying Chat- . knew that he would be terer'’s fright. He felt that it served nN if Billy Mink caught Chatterer right for having been #0 | ‘also knew that Billy Mink impudent. He knew that the only fondness tor red squirrel for | possible way for Chatterer to escape Chatterer’s tongue wae si would be for him to make that ter. "now. It had, been silent ever | rible jump from the top of that tall 7 the had discovered that he had tree clear to the ground. He rather | falessly run up a tree from which hoped that Chatterer would be afraid | id not jump to any other tree. | to try it. A fat Red Squirrel would | too frightened to think of Make a very good breakfast—and | Billy Mink any more bad! Billy was hungry. The fact, is, Chatterer was, Chatterer waited until Billy Mink | ing. Was almost up to him. He looked dear! Oh, dear! Oh, dear me!| down into Billy's angry little eyes, | “te jand then, with a whimper Of fright, | Liver [he Jumped. & great deal of trouble, bil- | Next story: Sammy Jay Holds His | constipation and sick Breath. . 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While none us can stay the years nor time, we should all we an heroic effort to suc- Bfully resist the effects by ever keeping our y at par. hen sense a feeling lng’ down of your cal forces—when your mach, liver, kidneys and F organs show signs of iness’"—when you notice of your old time “pep” _“punch’’—in other i feel vitality you should com- seer ea cold aaer only, Ii ry Jofuse all substitutes. ‘ CSurany Pioneer Will Be Funeral services for Mrs, Ellen McDonald Padden, 9 o'clock Friday morning, at St Joseph's church, born in Portland, in 1859 |to Seattle two years later, t ! she js | KILL THE COLD AT | | \ W. Padden; two sons, Louis A, Pad °, j den, of the county engineer's office, ; HILLS | ands three daughters, Mary, CASCARA QUININ | 1DE [survived by her husband, Michac!| ONCE WITH and Stanley J, Padden, a local attor ney, Leonilla and Katherine Padden, all of Seattle Wrong Knob; She Almost Died of Gas JACKSONVILLE Be ie Pe scien wen Jarton wrong handle. the electric from gas inhalation at the elt pital, THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1920 Danny Is Too Much for Grandma. 1) “TWATLL Be ABOUT EHOUGH MY -MN- MN- DANNY You MUSN’T PULL GRANDMA'S LEG | GIDDAP worsen | GiDDAP Horsey ! TROT - TROT-TRIT, Trot ! GO FASTER if Geauoma! WEDLOCKED— THE BOSS WANTS ‘TO SEE You, MR. PAL | SENT FOR You To ASCERTAIN THE REASON FoR THE MARKED CHANGE IN Your WORK DURING THE PAST THREE WEEKS WELL, MR. BOSS, I'LL TELL Ou- MY WIFE AND IVE BEEN MISERABLE EVER SINCE. THAT'S THE REASON FoR MY Poor. SHOWING Trot Ti’ FER A Horse WITH THE RNEUMATISM = GRAVOMA Poor SHOWING ? 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