The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 17

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I's a dry day when you ha tra The ke} wed of . se cuca tas dick waar cap fo urmek algoar™) (Copyright, 1908, Amorlated Editors, tue) BY BLOSSER LOOT Me FLOWERS JAY FRouguT PSay, Nancy,” s | all this is about? The Twins were very (ied when Dubbins, Went away, and came two of smart they had ever‘scen )Pheir bridles and saddles ptmade of bright shi ng Pwhich gleamed like gold P their satiny black coats p And see he suddenly. “Do yo nou he p Where f a girl's : | Some for the boy, F and stiff derby hi Dubbins went away foll » while the hui the ponies’ reins hy Soon they all came bac oo helped th ITS AWPULY THOUEKTFOL. CF YOUR MONGR TD DO THIS» DID SUE SEND ANY ABSSAGE WTA JT; DO L HEAR HOU BREAK A s PLATE, MR, Bay sete GUZZLEM ? SUE ONLY SAID THAT T WAS ACT TD ASK FOR A PIECE CE CAKE BUT WAIT TILL YOU ASKED ANE TO HAVE ONE! 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