The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 13

inset aeatialadil eased iene aca aeeetomemmemmme een ommeemeemeere ee ‘THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920. Govan wars 3 THE DOINGS OF TilE DUFFS yy Olive EN {cde cut Tecan | sy iT H F,Gone To &@ LATe FoR. *OUSINeSS y) Duiner- | MUST ONG AGEMENT 7 cau up! Charley Will Be Just as Welcome as the Landlord. Ao WONT, CHARLEY - | WAS AFRAID To TRLL HER Your. Wire Yom - I'VE seea HER OH “Wm STREET BUT NeveR MET HER— DID You ‘TeLt Her Thar You WERE BRINGING ME our wrrn You? Before Rubadub could answer there was a tremendous) , and a swarm of little fairies appeared. Rubadub was tn a very good | tes as I to your }\ Brumor, not onty because Nancy and| “Yea” anewered Nancy. “Ite all jfeady, and the brown polish for the \twigs, too. Shall Nick and I ask Paying for the New House. | Don‘T NEED A CIGAR AFTER LUNCH BERRY DAY ETHER - GUESS I'LL CuT Our SMOKING Ali To - GETHER. You KNOW FURNITURE HAS GOWwE ‘Way UP, PETER -AWD OUR OLD PURMITUEE LOOKED SO SHABBY mm OUE WEU/ HOUSE JUST YOU WAT AN SEE TH’ SWELL i STUFF / GOT ToDAY~ GEE- WHEN A MAN ’S Just BouGHr A House WES GOT To ECONOMIZE A Lor To PAY FoR iT No MORE Ex-~ PENSIVE LUNCHE enner- Lu Jusr GRAB A SANDWICH Mick were of so much use to him, FA |, Bet decane he nad had good nows 4 : But before Rubadub could answer | assed Sending me some fairy helpers to-| there was a tremendous bussing, and | Gay, because--now that the Easter a swarm of little fairies appeared. } y has gone-—taskets and exes They wore the helpers the Fairy | d all—she can spare several hun-| Queen had sent. QuEss LL WALK HOME = | @ut knowing it, he will show you | minks, | where every trap is hidden. ie . of them. They'll be here soon | they're coming as fast as their | an carry them. Nick, have the pussy-willow blossoms all combed to stick on the fi “No,” answered Rubadub, “that's| the fairies’ job. Give them the buds and they'll paste them on better than any of us.” | So each fairy took a “kitty” In his jarms and hung @ tiny bottle of glue! | found, drop a stick or a stone in| each. That will spring them, and trap to trap. fi trees?” held up @ dig basket of them |from his neck and flew away at once. up a| A few days later the people! far out of your fur store, in the Land-Where-Spring-WasCom-| itching them up. I think the | ing cried, “The pussy-willows are out. had got into them.” Spring is here at last! | badub looked them over care-| Sometime I'll tell you why the “Yea, they're in fine shape,” | fairies were delayed and why it took Tmuch pleased. “Now, Nancy, them a week to get the buds on pat the paste into little bot.! (Copyright, 1920, N. E. A) 4 t i nt “IT used R35 | i ive £7 to plan a great hunt for the traps of the Fur Hunter's Son. The musk ly|rats and the otters searched the -| Danks of the Smiling Pool, and the coons and the minks, ali but Billy, | started for the Laughing Hrook Billy climbed up on the Big Rock to watch, and Great-Grandfather Frog -| slowly swam back to his big green | | Ulypad to wait for some foolish green | Mies for his breakfast. j Pretty soon the Fur Hunter's Son came across the Green Meadows to- i fr th i TS ii 4 H i ih i i i! it if # i i EF s ; f 4 Pretty soon the Fur Hunt-| on,jer’s Son came across the an Green Meadows. | ward the Smiling Pool. Billy Mink ‘an saw him and followed him when he in the bulrushes, | @7rt to visit his traps. He followed watch him, but where | him just a* Great-Grandfather Frog you. Follow him ev-| had told him to. Before the morning he goes around the Smiling | Was over all the traps had been and the Laughing Brook. With: |sprung. Those that the coons, and Hf fy ae i 2 F g 3 j =33 $2 n372 3 i 383 a8 Fy and muskrats, aod otters) jhadn’t found by themselves, Billy “When all the traps have been|told them about after he had folk lowed the Fur Hunter's Son from| | @hen they will be harmless. Then! After that Great. Grandfather | ean bury them deep in the mud. | Frog’s reputation for wisdom was eat any of the food until you | greater than ever, All the little peo sprung all of the traps, for just|ple of the Green Meadows and the ‘Gs likely as not you will get caught.” | little fotks of the Green Forest went | “Hurrah for Grandfather Frog? jto him more than ever for advice. Little Joe Otter, ti ing a ow ae had Next story: Who's a Coward? | She often re-| 8. | belief that money will buy youth. Others wear girlish | , thinking they can fool the world about their age. | no one is deceived. The more you try to hide your age, the more it shows. There is but one thing that holds old age back, and that) fs health. 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