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Sig. l. u‘ mans WEDDING BEhLS RING our ; CAN V°U\ 3 maonoe «7 q I JUST g“) l. V SOME (112v; was BELLS Outwem «areas ’ r 50%? GIRLS wm-i LLS 0 mm NJ. rum- We!» r‘fs'n-m’s\ DIFFEENT ' i' M ens i l (.m- Ont-h. nah” l-"d '1 73E‘k‘7 u ‘Dear me!".inughed Nancy. “What. a fussy place this is! Nothing stays still (or a. minute. Even the cows andchlckens are doing a jig." "I told you so," said Juggle Jump. “I feel a sort of queer feeling com- ing‘ovcr me. too. There! I knew it!" And in another second Juggle Jump was ‘fioin; a rcsular'iisher's horn- pipe in the road. And before they knew what. they were about, the Twins. too, Were dancing about as though the bleed Piper ot' Hamlin had started to play one or his magic tunes. “I can’t stop!" shouted Nick. "Neither can II" cried Nancy. “Be patient! 1‘" stop you." said Junie Jump feeling for the buttons on his coat. At_iast ‘he- found the button marked 'pertectly still" and gave it a. phsh. Instantly his feet stopped Jlxglng and he stood as still as a stone. ' ‘Now grab for my hands as you go past." he said to the Twins. This they did and the minute they touched him their feet became quiet again. - ”Now don't let go." said Juggle Jump. ‘a'nd you'll be all right. wen [o'toward Tumble Town now and no it we can find any trace of the cook's button," or; they went toward Tumble Townspast dancing pigs and waltz- lng ducks and jigging animals of all kinds.- Nothing in Movie Land could keep still. Indeed. three people Walking along‘the road quietly were such a * curiosity. that even the cows stared. ADVENTURES ongHE TWINS er ouvs sonnets BARTON , N0. 4—TUMBLE TOWN . _, wild or not. and [Olli'tiiillc hopping to met if“ windows to see. _ At inst- they reached Tumbh To“ n. it was easy to see where it got its name. for everything from the town clock to the momument in the park were acting ,as though an earthquake had struck them. The sidewalks mm-ed. the houses moved. everything moved. ‘ “Come." said Juggle Jump. “We'll go into this store and inquire the way to the Royal Palace. The king 3. may know something about Putf'. lost button." .' But when they started in the store gave a jump and they found themselves in s. deniists's office in- stead. "Ouch! You pulled the wrong tooth!" cried the man in ths'do tist's chair. dentist danting around the room. “I‘ll set it ne.\t time. I shall try the wrong tooth and maybee I shall get the right one." Out marched Juggle Jump\ and the Twins before the dentist even saw them and started to go into the store again to ask the way to the king's palace. . . But the store gave a. jump to tho ' other side and they found them- selves in a photograph gallery in- stead—the photographer trying to take the picture of a person who couldn't sit still. “I'll get your picture next time you go past." he said patiently. 3‘ But no one waited to see if he I” Out they went again into the street. "What a silly old place!" said Nancy. I (To Be Continued.) ‘. (Copyright. 1925. NBA Service. Inc.) «at. uno- the: new is new your. fl sror 'ACRoss COUNTRY Mullet-kin and on without a stop. Lieutenant Leigh Wade. lmnd-thmworlfnyer, and a companion, Linton Wells. came all the '3me the Poems coast to New York City in an automobile in 105 bolus; In order to make the trip without any stops, ”diode! ferries by taking a longer route to travel over W'Wldo (HIM) and Wells (left) bets; greeted by Miss Helen Mt. 0m and wax. bridges. m
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