The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1925, Page 14

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NO. 22—A LOT OF FUNNY PEOPLE The next person the Twins met | roast duck and it always gives me in the Land of Wonders was the ja tu Mandrake. “ said the Twins Now a mandrake {sa lovely flow- Queen doesn't care for er that grows in the spring under put honey on her bread a cute little green umbrella and bro and known to many people as the anaes May-apple blossom But not drake! t our his. man’ He This one was m had a man's body and a drake's | lov w, if th head, and looked quite satisfied |come t With himself and the world in ge And tt seed on eral. Particularly with his pe Race aise fowler “inbt ew ‘ariedle dot tie done in a neat how under his chin and a butterfly chin. Beside him duck dressed ne dark brown cany “How do you do and Nick. “Did you see hees hereabouts? They belong to the y Queen and they She vt had an weeks.” “Oh! Oh!’ gasped the canvas hack duck. “I almost fainted. 1 thous you were or curra ig _what they Special July Sale j Pa on PINTS of The butterfly this. 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