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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 28, 1925 · page 9

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"Come here. Juggle Jump."{’ said
the Fairy Queen to the queer per-
son who had Just appeared in the

dining room door.

Juggle Jump come over
teble and stood stifiiy.

"I wont to introduce you to some
friends of mine." said the queen.
"These are Nsney end Nick. the
Twins. Nancy and Nick, this is Jug.
gie Jump, my general tectotum."
"Pleased to meet you." said Jug-
gle Jump stitfly.

"And we are pleased to meet
you." said the Twins rising. as they
should before their elders. Nency
mode a courtesy and Nick made I.
bow and Juggle Jump nodded.
“Would you mind telling me why
you need so many buttons?" asked
Nancy. “is- it because you are
etrsid or sneezing them off. or get-
ting too tat. or something?”

“No. nothing like thet." said Jug-
gle Jump. "You will see printing
on them. Each button hes a use."
"May We look?" asked Nick.
"Certainly." said her Roysi High-
ness. "You will have to know soon-
er or later anyway. because I am
going to have Juggle Jump go with
you on your next edventure."

The Twins stepped up close end
looked at Juggle Jump's.buttons.
One button ssid “tell." one said
"short." one said “let." one said
“thin." one said "very big.” on-
other. "very smell." end so on down.
One said “invisibie,” one esid "test?

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“What do they all mean?" cried
Nick in wonder.

“Just what they say." said Jug-
gle Jump. “I can make myseit into

ing a certain button. I‘ll show you
exactly what I mean.

So he put his finger on the button
that said “tell."

Instantly he started to stretch un-
til his head touched the ceiling. But
not stopping there, it continued to-
ward the window. through which it
went. neck following. snO‘in another
minute it came in at the window on
the other side of the room.

"I can keep on going it you like,"
said Juggle Jump “Once I went so
far as to hunt up a. new sun-spot."

"Oh. that's far enough!" cried
Nancy. who was becoming extreme-
ly worried about his poor neck.

"Next I’ll touch the button which
says 'Short,‘ " said Juggle Jump.

So he pres\-d another button.
and instantly his head and neck not
only shrank back into place. but
kept on shrinking until he disap-
peared inside of his shoes. and even
the shoes all but vanished.

Really Juggle Jump. shoes and
all. were no larger than s. lady-bug.

"It's most usetul," he remarked.
returning to his usual size by press-
ing another button. "I am at your-
service."

And so the Twins started on sn-
other adventure with Juggle Jump
to look for Pua’s missing buttons.

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