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Juggle Jump and the Twins had
found two of Puft's lost buttons. but
there were still about a dozen miss-
ing.
“We can't go back with two but-
tons." said Juggle Jump. "Two but-
tons on Pui't's coat would last about
as long as a shooting-cracker on the
Fourth of July. It would be like the
Irishman's freight train. 'On again.
off again. gone again, Finnignn.‘ No
sir! It's a case of all or none. my
dears. We shall have to continue
our Journey.“
"Where shall we go new?" asked
Nick. 3.
“Let me see." said Juggle Jump.
"We might go to Squeejick Land
which lies between Yum Yum Land
and the sea."
"Oh. we've been there." said Nan-
cy. "It's s. queer place. isn't it?"
“Very.” said Juggle Jump. “The
people have frog teet, bird wings
and rabbit ears. They are very
smart and may at least be able to
‘teil us where to look for Puit's lost
buttons. even it the buttons are not
to be found there. Come. we'll start
stance." ‘
The Twins took Juggle Jump by
the hand. or rather he took theirs.
and of! they went to Squeejick Land
which lay between Yum Yum Land
and the sea.
"Give the pass-word!" said the
gatekeeper.
"Raspberries," said Juggle Jump
quickly.
Juggle Jump and the Twins pass-
ed. and then they came to the second
gate.
"Answer a riddle." said the second
gatekeeper. “What is as stubborn
as a mule and has to be knoeked on
“Give the pase word!” ma the gate keeper.
ly.
“You may pass to the third gate
said the second gatekeeper.
So the travelers passed on to t
third gate.
“What is the capital of America
asked the thi’rd gatekeeper. .
“Capital A. said Juggle Jump.
“Good." said the third gatokcepe
“You may go in."
In they went. only to be met .
some solemn looking Sqeejlck Len:
ers who crowded around them
closely they could scarcely breathe.
“Did you see any of Pui't's pea
buttons?” asked Juggle Jump.
"Who ‘is Putt?” asked the ieade
“I am the keeper of the Royal Uu
brolla and I'd like to know." .,
"He's the Fairy Queen's cook]
said Juggle Jump. “And one ga-
question deserves another. "Will y-
iell me wht‘re you get that we ..
fob you are wearing?"
“The king gave it to me." said t
other proudly. “He gave it to me I.
a prize. He said that no one Cou
keep an umbrella. and I told him
had ,borrowcd ten umbrellas tro
him and kept, everyone."
“Well." said Juggle Jump. "an
know is that your‘medai is one '-
Puft's peurl buttons. There are n
others like them in the world. All
it you are Keeper of the Royal U
hrellas. you are not anxious to
Keeper of the Cook's Buttons, I. '-
I hope." ' V
“By no means," said the oth
handing it over. '
That made three. "
Juggle Jump and the Twins the. W
ed the Squeejick Lenders andw‘
out of the three gates and down til
road to Yum Yum Land. '
the head tovmeke it go 1"
"A nail." said Juggle Jump Quick.
ASTOR-Y WITHOUT WORDS
(To Be Continued.) ,
(Copyright. 1925, NEA Service, Inc.
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