The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 17

Page 116 A BED-TIME STORY Morning after the tree Perey and David were |! Barly, looking at the great d stump, as if they seen it before, Woks s0 kind of sad to me Peggy said. David giggied, “Sort of cut tt." came out just as David and tho he amiled at Da Clever pun, he lifted Pesky | * Band held her close to hin ® and it was Pesey to whom| when he said: te end, Pog-o'-My-Heart; the stood, year after yoar, after century, like mighty Ye civilizationt David that brings on more Daddy replied, and he A Very crooked smile. “A | talk, We'll say this for time: It's when men come trying to make thin, Detter roads, better homes, and turned Inte a te turned it ty ity for Beattie, and | things tke Perey,” Daddy one. ® dictionary doubts that oh for folks in the at they eat | to walk an Indian trail Den they had been out aboot « in the forest. they came upen a camp of | friendly Indians, and in Chinook they yen Indian food,’ the Ind repiied And this is how the Indians fed $f wehools, better food. See?” | en: ” hesitated Peggy, “not I see, ‘cause I don't like they chopped down the tree when he had been Jong time crowing big and think he was more better tree than he is a chopped- ma stump. Partly I feel quite that fir tree.” Daddy. “Partly tt te you see, if all the for- enything to bulld them o ‘all, the big tree is living been touched the Ci Oliver Oriole’s poem: Bird on a wallpaper as new milk on top of a cushion to dig for the roots ef the plants, “They would dig out roots and throw them inte a pile, and di more roots and more reo | lad thought they were never atop. “The reote looked something like young carrets, and be: hum ery enowgh to eat them raw, dide't. Inatead he ‘How long | cooked ?* “One of the women replied, “Today fire, today make cook, one day wo days cook, three days cook, ‘four days all cooked, Then eat.’ ~ (Te Be Coentineed) naked ty, they will be cuckoo on top o, har slitgpooft pitta hinky-Chink bird on a plate of blue willow.” On « mere paper tree that is glued to a wall’ lira-loo bird gave a heart. broken wail . he fluttered his wings and he jerked bis gay tail, merrily ' carolled the biue China bird, Which the milky white cuckoo had said she preferred. When suddenly there was a crash and a bang! Oh, where wad the songster who foolishly sang? In bits on the floor! Oh, I'm sad to relate -| That that was the end of the blue pillow chinky-chink bird on dn a feathers of liratoo’s i Jong tail. § Mapped her smooth wings she coced back her an- 1 prefer Chinaland or aif, tree near a Chinese “people have tea, or some or soda. gure that I shouldn't like at all china plate, With its lovely pagoda where peo ple had tea And the chinky-chink bird in his blue willow tree! Cuckoo bird thought it safest to live after all 4 In a home made of paper that’s stuck to a wall, So she willingly said she'd be lira loo's bride And she spread her white wings and flew up by his side, Not an instant suspecting that lire loo’s tall, Had pushed chinky-chink his home on the rail.” (Copyright, 1920, N, E. A.) from Wi AR * Mes eg 7 Pea ND Hi iit Le . 1 1 Granny Fo ‘ox Retares BY THORNTON W. BURGESS the hilh trotted old Gran- Fox, She was on her way @ tender young chicken iy Fox. Poor Reddy! He shot by Farmer Brown's now was so stiff and sore NDERINE” Hair Coming; Out; fewfcents buys plication of “D ‘not find a fallen ff, besides eve life, v' brightness, that he could hardly move, and could not walk at all, It was his own fault, Yeu, air; it was quite his own fault, for he had been showing off |and he had been careless, or he never would have gone so near to the old tree trunk behind which Farmer Brown's Boy wag hiding. Old Granny Fox never makes such mistakes a8 that, Oh, my, no! go now, as she came up over the hill to a place where she could see her home, she laid the chicken down and then she crept behind a little bush ‘und looked all over the Green Mead- oWs to see if the way was clear. She chained up. 1 Farmer Brown's Boy hoe- #0 she had noth ing to fear from them, Looking over to her doorstep, she saw Reddy Yox lying in the sun, and then she saw something else, some: | thing that made her eyes snap and |her teeth come together with a snap. It way Peter Rabbit sitting up very straight, not ten feet from Reddy Fox, “So that’s that young scamp of a Peter Rabbit whom Reddy wag go- | ng to catch for me when I was sick A couldn't. I'll just show Reddy Fox how easily ft can be done, and he shall have tender young rabbit with his chicken,” eald Granny Fox to herself. Bo first she studied and studied every clump of grass and every bush behind which she could creep, she saw that she could get almost to where Peter Rabbit wae sitting and never once show herself to him. ‘Then she looked this way and looked|Mistah Buzzard sailing round and]is sold gn the money-back | WeLLo Hered, Ive Gor ANEW SUGGESTION FOR. OUR VACATION os eta Subd STAR oe Listen! CHARLEY SPMDLER, APRIEND OF MINE 13 Got GONG ON AN AUTO Tryp - Just He. AND HIS WIFE VS TO GO ALONG-WE HAS. AWG CAR AND HAS TRE. “TR ALL Prauneo! HERES Muss PITT THE HEIRESS! 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Nevet once had she thought to look up in the sky, And there was Ol round, and looking down and seeing all that was going on below, Ol Mistah Buzzard is sharp, He | knew just what old Granny Fox was | planning to do—knew it as well as if he read her thoughts. His eyes twinkled, “Ah cert'nly can't allow il’ Peter Rabbit hurt; Ah cert’nly can't!” mut tered Ol’ Mistah Buzzard, and chuck led. Then he slanted his broad wings downward, and, without a sound, alid FRECKLES them With a Veil; With Othin Strength n for the y 80 su del ty Don't Hide move Thi Dou This prepara of freckles is usu removing freckles beautiful complexid under guarantee money {f it fails. 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