The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1920, Page 11

ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Olive Roberts Barton THE BORROWE?TD SHOES GAM . wean, WAVE You SEN ‘TOM GUT Ponts! AuO DIO HE Tert. You How ove | THEN IT's RvPPER STOCK WENT DOWN pare! poet EIGHT Pos TODAY! a, OOO “Twar’s GONNA mawe A say's ALL- Wea, wreck ovr oF me! Nor Gomme TO worRY ADOVT a saide fr Pit Tout You THAT! 1 Dowty toiod WHAT MADE (TT Go Dow! “Were’s Ho REASod FoR fT, | KNOW [1's A Geoo Stock om (1 went Dow, Mi63SUS DUFF, DINNAH AM READN | In another second they saw him, Green Shoes and all, Now, of course, the Green Shoes! Suddenly he got 0 «mall the twins | Would never have fitted the bear if | almost needed a spy-ciiss to eee him they had been—just shoes. But being |at all, He looked like a wee brown magical they would have fitted the|bug crawling along. elephant himaelf, I'm sure, if he'd) “Now what shall I dot he squeak: had a mind to wear them. jed up at them. “I can't fy.” There sat the bear with his toes | “Wish yourself Inside those flow Stuck out, waiting—for Nancy and/ers up there, if you want honey,” Nick were hesitating a little about| commanded Nick, pointing to the top taking them off. What would rap jof a sweetemelling vine. “That's if they lost therm? They'd never/honeysuckla You'll get all you Jocko, perhaps! But the poor | want.” old bear did want his honey 90, and the heart to disappoint him. and in another secend they Fe “You put yours on his fore feet.” Green Shoes and all, crawling into a Ay | . decided Nick, “and I'l put mine on the | blossom at the top of the vine, Rind,” which they did. Ina few min-| ‘Then the Magical Mushroom stuck Utes the bear stood up and stamped) his head out of Nancy's pocket. “If around proudly. I were you children I'd get out trom “Now what shall I do,” he asked,/under, They say that whatever goos “it I want to get little enough to! up must come down, and you never ‘raw! into a flower?” can tell Just how or when.” Then __ “Bay, ‘Please, Green Shorea make he popped tn again. Me little,” explained Nancy, Which| I'll tell you the rest tomorrow, ‘the bear did at once. (Copyrigtit, Reddy Fox Goes Hungry BY THORNTON W. BURGESS EDDY FOX was in‘a terrible fix. fond of eggs, came up. “Good even | Here he was inside of Farmer;ing,” sald Jimmy, politely, “What Brown's henhouse, with dezens of|are you doing here?" | fat chickens right within his reach,! Prickly Porky told him about Red | Sand he ditn't dare touch one. Yet he dy Fox inside the henhouse “And hungry, oh, so hungry! You see. | he had crept in thru a hole, kaving Prickly Porky outside to keep watch, what had Prickly Porky done| it sit down right in front of the| #0 that the thousand spears on | back filled the hole up! Reddy simply coukin't get out until ly Porky moved was almost afraid to . He knew that if he waked | | Bobby Coon. \dummy Skunk had. One after an- "other they hunted up and told Peter ‘He put his mouth os near to these harp little spears as he dared to Let me out! Prick: Apparently Prickly Porky did not Thear, for he did not move. Reddy Get not dare cai) louder for fear of | @ waking the chickens, What shoul Re do? What could he do? Was ever a fox in such a fix before? All this time Prickly Porky was sitting very comfortably in front of | the hole, smiling to himself as if) there was a joke that only he knew. Presently Jimmy Skunk, who is very Creates an appetite, aids diges- ' tien, purifies the blood, promotes assimilation so as to secure full nutritive value of food, and to jag. The ground was packed hard,/| I'm keeping watch outside so that no harm can get in to Reddy,” he con eluded. And then he grinned. Jimmy Skunk saw the grin. He looked at the spears that were keep | the others out of the henhouse and realized that they were also keeping Reddy in. | tt seomda an it} “Ho, ho, hot Jimmy Skunk would explode with laughter. Then he hurtied off to tel! Bobby came, and when he saw the joke he exploded just as Rabbit, Hilly Mink, Little Joe Otter, and all the other little people who were not in bed, and al hurried up to see for themselves, Finally they made such a nolse that Reddy Fox grew still more nervous. They | vuld waken Bowser the re was nothing for him o dig his way out. 6o 10 corner Reddy began to to do t over in and he found it slow, hard work. Just as jolly, round, red Mr. Sun began his daily climb up in the esky, & rooster in Farmer Brown's hen-| house crowed loud and long. He was Answered by the deep voice of Bow ser the Hound. And just at that minute a bedraggled form, his coat full of sand, crept out from @ hole under a corner of the henhouse, Hungry and tired and angry, he sneaked away acroms the Green Meadows. It was Reddy Fox. Burglar Gets $75 From Houseboat! Awakened by the smashing of | Glass, P. W. Passage and his wife,| living in a house boat at 2331 Fair. | view ave., found a lone burglar point Gee! Look AT Bitt SPOOFINS WIFE! \ SONE CLOTHES! YOU'RE LOOKIN’ VERY WELL $123. SPOOFINS! T JUST BouGtl)| Gust SAW you! THIS HAT AND || WAFE BILL! SHE A TRIN LITTLE give strength to the whole system.|ing a gun at them at 230 a m | Sunday. | “Just Ue still and there will be! no trouble,” the burglar advined. ‘The shivering couple complied and! ‘the burglar left with $75 in cur. | rency but overlooked several hun-| dred dollars worth of Jewelry beneath yor Ye r Hie Years Doesn’t it make you feel good—cause you to straight- up and feel “‘chesty”— gomeone guesses your at ten years or so ounger than you really 2 You look into your irror, smile with satisfac- mien and say to yourself: Vell, he didn’t make such ‘a bad guess, at that.” The point is: You’re no older hon your vitality. _ Ifaman is strong, vigor- ous, mentally alert, fine and fit at 50 he has a better of living up to 80 than a man of 30 who is ‘weak and run-down has of Jiving up to 60. While none f us can stay the years nor top time, we should all e an heroic effort to suc- lecssfully resist the effects lof time by ever keeping our ity at par. 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