The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1920, Page 13

JULY 28, 1920, * By Mabel Cleland _» Page LOST IN THE FOG : ‘WAS #0 late when the story ef the lost oars was finished that David found Daddy waiting for him, “I don't wonder you forgot how late it was, son,” he told David. “I've sat on the porch out there More than Ghee, listening to that man's stories, “I wonder that he didn't tell You about what happened to those Children the week after they got their oars from the Indian, _,. “I've heard the boys tell about he David took Daddy's hand and _ trudged along happily down the @arkening road, his bare feet com- fag down with a splap-splap tn the gloriously deep dust as he “You might see if p'rhaps you kiased them good-bye and | them their luncheon baskets | a thought but that they | on right. Seattle 2: 14 yard ahead. I was at the oars and V'd made the trip #0 often I could have done it in the dark, but I didn't want to Dump into some other fellow. “So Laaid, “Sister, you and Rod sort of w le or call or some thing so anybody would know we are coming.” “I'd no more than finished aay- ing it than swish! came a wave that slapped our boat broadside and sprinkled us with spray. “We all laughed, but it seemed queer to have the water change all at once from just common waves to such broad slappy ones. “I nearly lost my hat in the next gust @ wind, and when I grabbed it the boat gave a swerve and by the time I got myvelf in place again and had my oars, I didn’t Know any more ‘n a jack- rabbit which way we were turned. "1 did't want to scare the others: me T began to think tf T 1 they might be high enough to swamp us "Tt was hard rowing, too, and the belt so thick I was sort of emoth- Ny, I oe 4 towny. Do you think we'd turn back and go home? You tng “All thie had taken only about half an hour, Dut It seemed a long time to ma, “Then tt waan't Rod, ADVENTURES © F ote nek Sonne 9 smile spread over Tingaling’s face and An understandin; laughed until his bells jingled. “MapleTree Flats, asked Tingaling, fairy landlord, if he wouldn't like ) take the rent out in trade, Tinga hardly knew what to say, be- emuse, you see, he had to hand his Fents over to the Fairy Queen, and, made him a new suit, he in't very well send his old one fairy landlord to the Land.of- Knows-Where, and our little friend would be out of a job. “Why don’t you wish to pay me) Oliver's question by asking | himself. I haven't any, or very answered Oliver. : money" exclaimed Tingaling. “Why, as Nick and Nancy and I} your branch, the bark | clear off by your custom. I fast said you must have about a million.” “Yes,” said Oliver, “that's true, but they're all second-handers. They | get thelr new clothes from Rubadub | in ScrubUp Land in the early| spring, and all 1 get are the do-overs. Mostly ite putting in gussets, for the birds and animais stuff so after they arrive here, their gtxeards—beg your pardon—stick out like pop-corn balla, and they come to get let out.” An understanding smile spread over Tingaling’s face ‘which grew broader and broader until he broke »| into a merry laugh, and shook until his bells jingled. “I'll declare!” cried he,” aren't you the smart one, tho! How did you guess what I needed? I'm getting so stout from being asked out to meals that I need about six gussets. I'm sure the Fairy Queen wouldn't mind that, for she agreed to keep the liveries of ail her helpers in repair.” So Oliver Oriole measured Tinga- ling while the twins looked on. (Copyright, 1920, N. E. A.) Peter Rabbit Hears the News OH? CHUCK came running up #0 the edge of the old brier quite out of breath. 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I'm) sleepy,” sald Peter Rabbit, and his volee sounded just a wee bit crows, for Peter had been out all night, a habit which Peter has. “I've got some news for you, Pe- ter,” called Johnny Chuck, eagerly, “How do you know It's news to me?” asked Peter, and Johnny no- ticed that his voice wasn't quite so crom “I'm almost sure it is, for I've just heard it myself, and I've hurried right down here to tell you, because I think you'll like to know it,” re- piled Johnny Chuck, {| probably as old as the hills to me. )|fore you went to bed last night! Cee, 1 WADA PID Te © We WENT UP WEDLOCKED IT KEEPING UP WITH WALK UP AN’ DOWN WITH THAT MUTTON STRING! OTTO AUTO “Pooh!” said Peter Rabbit; “it's You folks who go to bed with the sun don't hear the news until it's What ts it? “It's about Reddy Fox," began “Shucks, Johnny Chuck! You are | slow! Why, it waw all over the Gree Meadows last night how Reddy had been shot by Farmer Brow Boy!" jeered Peter Rabbit. “That's | no news, And here you've waked me up to tell me something I knew be Serves Reddy Fox right, be lame fi week,” Hope he'll ded ir | | EPILEPS 2, STOPPED frizz. Stocenatel reatmont THIS GUY LEADS SOME LIFE? ALL TH’ POOR BOOB DOES Is . | early THE SEATTLE STAR Twa TRAN AS FAR.AS ALCO MUO ROOD FIPTY mies || Up THERE - IT WOULD BE A GREAT CHANGE ‘por You Born! 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JED Rabbit. | stoepy looking face out from the old “He can't walk at all! eried John-| brier patch and grinned rather sheep ny Chuck in triumph, sure now that] ishly, “What wag that you were say- Peter Rabbit hadn't heard the news.|ing about Reddy Fox?" he asked “What's that?" demanded Peter, | again, and Johnny Chuck could hear him| “I've @ good mind not to tell you, begin to hop along one of his private} Mr. Knowitall!” exclaimed Johnny paths in the heart of the old brier | Chuck. patch, He knew now that Peter Rab-| “Oh, please, bit'’s curiosity was aroused, and he | —————-—— smiled to himself, it you value your watch, let Haynes In a few minutes Peter thrust a repair ft, Next to Liberty Thea In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the lightest and strongest plate known, covers very little ‘of the roof of the mouth; ou can bite corn off the cob; guaran- 16 years. EXAMINATION FREE Whalebone set of teeth Crowns . 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