The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1920, Page 13

vee OTD IS > Seatlle ke abel Cleland _» owe "a7 pe 64 STREET CAR STORY Just ax Uncle Ned finished tel! his street car story, David : funning from schoot “Oh, Peggy!’ he cried reproach ly, “Has Uncle Ned deen tell You a story? Why didn't you Ui T camer “Well,” defended Perey, “he You that perfectly awful ‘n ome that you said 1 EVER bear, and, besides Was just thinking of some “Weren't you, Uncie Ned? “Yea, you scrapper, 1 was just Of things and tt you'll Qs stil! as Peery an. me fin gy smoke, I might Kk" of something eive ts yer happened to that early day | “ttreet tar crow, _#Of course, you can read this in| . ® Bagley's History, | Saw it myself so 1 gues Ike to hear it. Bee, nobody knew much S@lectricity in those days who ran the cars, nor n rolley wire and » | everything named Barney hur. spot. everybody had been told Toone wire was a live wire live wire could easy make what Barney didn't know @lectricity works quick dy all up and down the Warned of the danger Pmey came al top speed to wire, hung, looking inno. cent as a dangling clothes line, and Barney thought he just reach up and grab it bef the electric current knew what he was at Well, he did. right-—haw! haw! ha laughed Uncle Ned. “He gra the line and when he landed on the ground with that live wire in his hand he got such a shock that he yelled like an Indian, and up he went in the air again like a jumpir jack. “When he went up the second time he broke the circuit, but he didn't know enough to let go the Wire, so when down again, bang>—and again the a k and again such a yell--and i, higher e down this time { fell—and from be t, 1 geen Poor old Barney Unole Ned i the tears of mirth from his o shake again, 1 would he came ing there jumping telephone | * wonder why nd get hap- pened before I w “Juat school and aut the streets finished thing. Nowhere to get lost, even. but down town, eh a pol man would find you and take home. Gee, I don't think | sand all nd eve I don't know, David, long as you think you'd like rough stuff, I'l she'll let me ta mill tomorr jrun alon. lyou can and see. Ask eeeare ADVENTURES oF ot HE “Please don't say ‘he to it” ancy had painted the wake. | and violets, and Nick was fin up the May flowers in Scrub to send to the Land. Where ming, a stranger sniffing and snuff @tarknows where. No one arrive, althouch afterward, the fairyman, said he b she came in an automobile as membered hearing a most tr dows buzzing when he was Bing up Chirk Chipmunk. But ne one could be sure of that, for no o bad seen her. TWINS GE f «= The goad stopped her sniffing long enough to say Uo’ to me, I’m not accustomed . on the ground three times and say “May I peak, ob Queen” For I AM a queen! And wh I say ‘Yes. you may answer ng, ob Queen! It's a fine r morning, is it not, oh Queen? ot it Is a the way I'm feeling.” ature was only about as Nick's finger t sood morn fine m ‘Aa I said, the first the twins knew wh Presénce was hi at the flowers here,” cried your” stranger stopped her sr @nough to say sharply, ay ‘hello’ to me, I to it. The pro} to bow low and bump sniffing and | a ffing » “ she whispered, . 1 do believe.” BY THORNTON w. BL RGESS , Peter Rabbit Gets R RABBIT crept out of his| @nug Iittle bed two hours before | c and hurried over to the big tree. Sure enough ight it he found a beautiful bed of clover, just as Reddy f there was. Peter ch fas he ate and his little round sto that he could hardly hop mM he had eaten all that he ould, he hurried back to the Old Brier Patch to finish his morning Map, and all the time he kept chuck ling to himself. You see, Reddy Fox had invited Peter to meet him at sun-up on the edge of the Old Brier to go over to the sweet clover but Peter was suspicious, and pO he had gone over to the sweet n bed alone two hours before , Reddy Fox had been fooled Rabbit the day before, and morning he got up early and d over to the eweet claver bed an eee oon sur-up, In fact, Peter PRING G DEBILITY Lene of Appetite, That That Tired Feeling | and Sometimes Eruptions nds take Hood's Sarsapa as their spring medicine fo tired feeling, nervous weak nd testify it debility is a condition in is eapecially hard to com- ane germs, which invade th ht diseane germs, are to 0008 nervic d's Sarsapariiia in nen the has generations, entire satisfaction. Cet it to fa laxative or cathartic is necd- tee ‘es Pilla, 2| until up from behind the Purple F an Early Breakfast Rabbit had hardly left lover bed when Reddy Fox arrived. Reddy lay down tn the long meadow erass and grinned to himself as he waited. Slowly the minutes went by the sweet came jolly, round, red Mr. Sun, and still no Peter Rabbit. Reddy stopped jis a very 7 | “Shall we go over to that | sweet clover bed?” grinning. “Perhaps,” said he to him-| self, “Peter is waiting for me on the dge of the Old P: " So Reddy hurried over to the Old | Brier Patch, and, sure enough, there | was P Rabbit sitting on the edge jot it. When Peter saw him coming, | he dodged behind a big clump of friendly old brambles. Reddy came up with his broadest «mile. “Good morning, Peter Rabbit,” said Reddy, “Shall we go over to |that sweet clover bed?” "eter put one hand over his mouth | to hide a smile, “Oh,” said he, “I| was so dreadfully hungry for sweet clover that I couldn't wait until sun-| | up. and #0 I went over two hours| ago. L hope you will excuse me, Hed | | |to give you pleasure. wwere DID You 1B LDACH TODAY, yeond Beng RUTH rer Come * w= MY GOOONESS - WEDOING PRESENTS ARE AWFULLY EX- ) PENSIVE THIS vear. | caee ie FRECKLES KEEPING UP WITH HAVE 46 BELL BOY ICALL OS AT 6.30 IN THE MORNING ‘wo nd ! rs OTTO AUTO— PPP WALKED AND HIS THE SEATTLE STAR STuuMMig? Let's SEC, THATS ON CHESTER STREET isa’ ITP ~Teo KNWG PIPP WALKED — SIMGELEO - Interrupted With a Man on Third. RUTH SG LED ~ Ree Gomes ‘Yo WO ~ PAGE 13 1 LOOKED AND LOOKED AND | GET SOME THING COULON’T BUY KATIE A THING FOR’ THAT NO ONE LESS THAN $50 AND WE CAN'T ELSE WILL THINK AFFORD TO SPEND THAT MUCH OF = SOMETHING FOR A WEDDING PRESENT JHAT KATIE WILL ritl APPRECIATE | CAN \— 100 BETTER THAN THAT FRIENDS— MERE! wien Muar NouvE Gor TUERE 7? THE JONESES— TLt GO Ste |[WEVE GOTTA ABOUT IT GET AN EARLY NOW CLARICE!| TRAIN, CALL ME — = Ti | EARLY IN THE MORNING WILL you? SURE WHAT TIME Boss? t GOT IT- TALK ABOUT ORIGINALITY- ili HA pi eee IE THING wha ae APPRECIATE Pad THAT NO ONE ELSE WILL THINK OF You rAuING A PIBCE oF 4. AMOTUERS CAKE WUOUT ASKING FoR Ire WHATS? 6-301 PHEY Det MUST BE, DE TILK TRAIW! Just the Thing—This Motor Is GAZE ON IT NEW PAINT JOB, NEW FENDERS SEAT AND “RES © AND “THE ENGINE = AH, “THATS A CHAPTER IN PTBELF » WITH YES SIR* RIGHT THIS WAY To THE SNAPPIEST, Used to Being Pushed HAT SHORTER, YEAN MAKE THE MILE-POSTS LOOK LIKE dy Fox, I certainly do appreciate | your kindness in telling me of that! hew sweet ¢lover bed, and I hope 1! have not put you out.” “Certainly not,” replied Reddy Fox in hig pleasantest manner, and, you| Fox can be very pleas ant, indeed, when he wants to be great pleasure to be able There is noth. Gi (1 Vhy suffer the discomforts bia embarrassments of a Goltre? 0..G-C. preparation for goltre has bene te 1. operation to rem tre when can be obtained fo} fs comsparativel? sinall expenditure? || 0.G.C. when properly applied gives satis actory results, or your money will be Telunded. 0.C.C. is sold direct, by mail only, Write for booklet -| his hand 8 Why pay several hundred dolars for ee |] ing I so like to do ns to give pleas-| imagine; yet all the time, down in ure to others, Thy the way, I have | his heart, Reddy was so angry that just heard that Farmer Brown has 4/ he hardly knew what do, for, you | new planting of young cabbage in| see, he had to go to Granny the corner of his garden, Will you Fox without the ten |meet me here at sun-up tomorrow | which he had promised her. morning to go over there?” “This time I will be there two I will be delighted to; I will, in-| hours before sun-up, and then we *Y awed," ” replied Peter Rabbit, and all/ will see, Peter Rabbit, who ts the the time he smiled to himself behind | smartest said Reddy Fox to him. | seit, Next story: Reddy Fox bade Peter Rabbit good: | bye In his pleasantest way, you can | Seare. 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