m,
"liens run down to Mister and Miss-
us Musmt's home and see their new
in cream soda water fountain!" said
. R‘s-gddy‘ Andy as he lifted Raggedy
; Arm to her feet.
‘1 1‘ "You are Just in time. 128de Ann
2. and Raggedy Andy!" cried Missus
Mnikrnt. "\\'e have had sixteen ice
{ cream sodas already and Mister
“Muskrat is going to have one more!"
*- "l'vc had every flavor except Pine-
”3' apple," laughed Misur Muskrat "And
I want to try that! Then I will rest for
about fifteen mr/ites and try them
. all our 1 gain!"
"1 Wild: you :ag dolls could eat ire
crunmfi' sold ruliissus hivexrat, "You
can't inmglm- how good it tastes!"
“I wish that we could!" Raggedy
Ann laughed. “But you know we
hav-:n‘t.nny renl {(r sure mouths like
you folks and when We taste anything,
it just runs and scaks in our rag
tact-s"
"Then we Law. to be sctul-bcdl”
laughed Rogue-l) Indy.
Don't you believe if we made a
little teeny weeny hole in the center
of your mouths. we could put a straw
in the hole and you could taste the
sodas?" Mister Muskrat“ asked.
"We might try it!” Raggedy Ann
agreed.
"1 ('un sew the hole up again after
you have tasted the sodas if you
wish!“ said Mlssus Muskrat.
Mister Muskrat sat down his glass of
soda water and ran to his tool box
and brought back a large nail. “Now
I can pole: this null right in the center
of your mouths and make a hole large
enough to put a straw in!"
"W'on't it hurt them?" Missus Musk-
rat asked.
"Not t-w-n :1 tiny spook!" Raggedy
Andy laughed. "1 mr heads are nothing
hut, cloth stuffed with nice white clean
. ,
cotton! And hwsult-s. we often get rips,
in our heads (Hid hodiavs! No indeed.
Missvs \hiskrit. It won't hurt at all!"
So Mistrr Muskrat soon poked two
hon-s in tho llugze-tlys‘ mouths with
hisI nail and Missus Muskrat filled two
glassvs with vanilla soda “For" she
v-xpl.lin.d, "If the vanilla soaks
lhrmxch tho myn. it won't stain as
much as strawberry or rasberry or
chocolate!”
It was easy for Raggedy Ann and
Raggedy Andy to drink the lovely ict-
cream soda. through :2 straw and they
‘Vf'Tt‘ surm'irwni aftvr drinking two
glasw-s :mvim- to find that the soda
all.l not souk through to the hack of
their rug hauls. "Dear me!" Raggedy
Ann «\c-lnimt-d us she held out her
glass {or morn. "Just thing of what we
have missmi all these years. nggodv
Indy!" "That is just what I haw:- been
thinking!" luughmi itnmdy Andy
"And I was also thinking that I would
a 4:...- 3-
any more than the vanilla. did!" ng-_
.edy Ann replied. "So I new} will
have n strawberry sod-.1"
V ‘5; \,,\“ “fl .,
"
"While you.tolks sit here and have
Muskrat. "I'll just run around the
neighborhood and ask everybody in to
have sodas."
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
had hardly finished their ninth glass
of soda. water when the neighbors be-
gan trooping intothe muskrat home.
so then the Raggedys had to quit so
that they could help Mlssus Muskrat
and Mister Muskrat serve the neigh-
bors wit‘the diflerent flavors. '~
“I tell y0u what. Raggedy Ann and
Raggedy Andy” cried Mister Muskrat.
“I don't know how this magic soda
water fountain came in our living
room. but I’m very happy and thank-
ful that it is here. tot now all our
friends can come in any time and help
themselves to all the soda! they wish!"
“Raggedy Ann wished the soda
water fountain in here for you!" Rag-
gedy Andy told Mister 'and Minus
Muskrat.
"Do your wishes ccme true?" all the
neighbors of the muokrats wished to
know.
“I wish that they did!" laughed
Raggedy Ann. "For there are a lot of
wishes I would like to make!"
“Raggedy Ann found a wishing
pebble." mid Raggedy And "And wish-
cd for :1 fnw things!" 0! course every-
I‘ody wanted to are the wonderful
wishinlz Debbie and they were so dis-
mppointed when Raggedy Ann told
them that she had buried the wonder-
ful pebble in the and. "I do not be-
lieve I would ever be able to find it
again!" she laughed. “\Vc'll all go
and help you find it!" said Mister
Muskrat. "Just as soon no we all have
six more mums apiece!"
“The nice run-t about the Ring“!
:Soda water fountain" said Mil-mu
1”“ *0 “‘3" a glass of raspberry soda!" ; Muskrat ‘19 that you can drink about
"i don't lmlluee it will soak through
fifteen glosses and it never makes your
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the opening on June 1 of two brancha
occasion of a. friendly suit by the
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