The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1920, Page 13

“ Se AF ReaerrrTrea “ 4 - 4 y - 2 > J ’ MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1x0 ar * au —_—————_—____— * o> cland— Page 70 PISH-PISH Peexy’s little arm bore a long ted scratch. tuade for ‘wapetoes’ (potatoes). “I held the soft tittle ball of fur Pegey's eyes were brimming | in my lap and stopped and with tears which she tried to) looked at ft so lovingly, saying ‘lit check. Ue pish-pish, little pish-pish’ (cat) And Pogsy’s lips trembled, and)“ ‘Do you want it? I asked her @rew down at the corners in a| ‘T will give it to you, and you can very un-Pegayish manner take it home with you “Why, why, why! exclaimed] “You should have seen her Grandmother, “What's the matter | face! It wrinkled all up with with Grandmother's little wom-| smiles and she was pleased as ant a be. ‘The sympathy tn the tone was too much for any 6-yearold's self control, and throwing herself into Grandmother's ready arma, Pessy burst into tears. “It was my very own kitty, too, my little furry white one,” she “I watched her start off down the road to her home a mile down the beach on Elliott bay, with the kitten in the curve of herarm. “The next morning I was wak ened by an unaccustomed sound. Serateh, scratch, scratch; meow, sobbed. “I just picked her up and! meow, meow. Jumping out of —and—and thea I don't know! bea 1 opened the door and in why « did it, but she said ‘past like that, and then she scratched me and it's blec-« walked that wee, draggied kitten. She had found her way back thru that mile of forest in the night, Grandmother held her a minute | “"** Close, then she sifted some talcum! “T4ter in the morning the wom- on the little arm, and taking ®° eturned. Her face was like Pessy in her lap, said, “Kitties; * thunder cloud, and she looked aren't always ry when they | *ullen and angry scratch; sometimes they are) “‘Abb,’ she half grunted. frightened; some they are| ‘Why did you give? Why did you eager to get to something and we stop them; and sometim little folks hurt them with tending to. “When I was a li ol mother-<at broug family of kittens, family that we had to » to give away and then one who would care enough about It to be good to it “While we were deciding the fate of the kitten, an Indian wom &n came to the door with a basket | of clams which she wanted to eereee ADVEN OF THE white house on a hill?” Sleeker Swallow was leaving | Serub-Up Land to go to the Land-| Where-Spring thought of something Is- Coming, when he he said, “aren't you the children who-live in the white house on a hill above a meadow that has a chestnut tree in it?” }barn pla give? Mesadin pish-pish, mesadin Pish-pisb. “‘Nannitch” afd she held out her arms, covered to the elbow with serateh: Mothe 1, ‘Iam sorry. The ie kitten wasn happy. It was pj afraid of you. I am sure it ts a bad cat en she gave the Indian some fresh-baked bread, which was % great t for the Ind: didn't know how to Make our kind of bread, and back she went, happy again.” . TURES TWINS ‘7 Barton “Fave you seen him? “Not recently, but one day last year, you kid had him out in the ing circus in the hay loft as you remember. Then you went away and ieft-him, but while you were gone Jake and the men brought in a load of new hay, for Seattle | | “Say,” he said, “aren't you the children who live in the| a DOINGS OF THE DUFFS— OWLAT Las MY CHANCE TO G8T WD IWE. MONIES AND ON THE stase wo! A e000 KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES— “Yes, we are. Do you know us?” asked the twins in pleased surprise. “My, yes!" Sieeker assured them. “I remefittes. when you were first brought downstairs a few days after you were born. You were as red as strawberries! And they made a big fire in the grate, altho it was only September, and I hadn't left for the ‘south yet. I was roasted out.” “Where were you? 1 you,” wondered Nick Sleeker laughed “I was living in Your chimney at the time,” he said “Sometimes 1 in the barn in most live Stead. It's about the barn I wish to speak. It's been on my mind for some time. Do you remember a toy Monkey You used to have? e “Jock@) cried the twins eageriy Johnny OHNNY CHUCK had watched Reddy Fox try to fool and catch! Peter Rabbit, and sometimes Jonnn had been very much afraid that Red Gy would succeed. But Peter was too) a smart for Reddy every time, Johnny had laughed with the little people of the Green Mea MOTHER! “California Syrup of Figs” Child’s Best Laxative ana other ows didn't see | they were starting to harv quite covered Jocko up. fever cet him? “Oh, no, n their hands. for him ever since. much, Mr. Swallow?” Sleeker said they were welcome then flew away, happy to be off Scrub-p Land was empty at last Rubadub Thank you pulled down all the shades, ready for next year. At the he maid an affectionate good to the tix, and himself flew away to t ¥ Queen's p Nick Lan Last | (Copyright, 1920, NE. A.) Spring Come.at | whenever the Merry had brought a new t tted Ki Little Breeze ory of how Pe ler had outw jer than & now, f is very atch was il show that angry se Reddy cou k for | She says she 1 Reddy | quickly said her when she i" going to how to do ft, and Jimmy | stu; do it Accept fornia” Syrup ‘ of ‘igs only- ik for the name Cal fornia on the package, then you are gure your child is having the beat and most harmiess physi for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity! taste. Full directions on each bot Ue. You must say “California.” Out poured MPs. Hornet and all her family. | | he stopped to chat with Johnny| Chuck one fine morning | Johnny had just been laughing| very hard over one of Peter Rabbit's | | tricks, but now his face grew very sober, Very sober, indeed. “It won't| lo to let oldygjranny Fox catch Peter It won't do Mt all. help said Johnn , What would the Green Mead. and the Green Forest be like n and Wh with added. it, and) Did you * they cried, clapping |} | “We've been bunting || | jocked the cupboards and Skunk when | We must all turn | no Peter Rabbit therez” he | fastened to | THE SEATTLE STAR Were’s cwance! ¥ eee | “This MewsPAPER WILL AWARD The BRT LookmMG Snopsinr Ml AneRIA A CASH PRIZE, SIX Weexs IM The. MOVIES AND Six WReKS OW Tue syace! 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