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MONDAY. OCTOBER 5, 19325.
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES ‘
Drawings by l.. W. lit'du
Land—Chapter 6
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built. the famous house. "Well.
led the way to a small tr-nrml~ln
saw the out, the (lug. lhu cow and
“Your name '
. is the. same as mlne.’ sainl Jack Duw.
keepor of the House that Jar-k ‘lluilt.
things that. became {alumni in the nur
Surely every youngster has read about the rat that ate the nr::l‘ '
cat that killed the rat. the dog that worried tho cal .
tossml the (101:. Well. Jack and hotly looked I'm-unit thv {rut-n -
had been killed and “as not there.
tn llll' .iut'lt uim‘
I'm glad to hear that," X‘l‘uliul in.)
“Now I‘ll show you mun: u! ih
sm’y rhyme about inn," Anti h
place. ‘
illld tho i-m'.‘
H10 Silt‘lx‘ Ol' innlt. The. rat, n.‘ (’I.
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forlorn, :‘ml the man. all tattered
pliod. “Why. they were married
Dolly turned to .lat'k and asked. “lint. wiu'i'e are the uzailhu
and now live in that little him'kr uni"
on the hill." And he pointed to a wry tutu little lumic a short «iis' .:
away. And just then a [rooster crowed. (Continued)
ADVENTURES
@f THE TWINS
BY OL‘IVE ROBERTS BARTON
and turn?" Jar-k laughed tilt!
was getting- some gasoline. at the
“Twin Garage" and having a hl'fltlt‘
of pop into the bargain, he sudden—
ly pump-".1 abou two feet.
The. reason that ho jumpml was
because when Nancy Opened the
bottle it went "pop." Mister Bunny
almost jump‘ml over his own ears.
“What‘s the matter?" laughed
Nancy. "
Iilistm' Runny looked sheepish.
"I'm nervous, that's what's the mat-
ter." he said. "But you can't blame
me. much. Ringtail Coop said this
morning that he had seen a hunter
around with a gun. I don't know
whether he was a coon hunter, or a
.rabhit hunter, but I'm not one for
‘taklng chances. From now on I am
‘going.' to be careful." '
( “Yes. I should." said Nick. “Mis-
itcr Hunter Probably doesn't know
i
that you have an automobile this
year. though. He Will be looking
for footprints instead of automobile
tracks. If we saw you in your new
ctr. he would probabl ylye too much
surprised to do you an yharm any-
way."
“\Vell, Ihopn so," snirl Mister
Bunny shaking his head. “Hut 1 am
worried just the same."
Mister llunny didn't say that no
knew another rrason why he ---s
worrying. He had helped himself to
sass-patch garden all summer. He
and all of his sons and daughters
and nieces and nfphews. And one
day he had heard the farmer say,
"When I get the “inter wheat all in
and the thrashing over, and have a
little time to myself. I am going ar-
tnr that rabbit family that has been
pestering me all summer.
"I can’t help what is over and
done." he had said. "but 1’ can see
to it that there are fewer rabbits
around to both me next year."
NO. 13—MISTER BUNNY HEARS A SHOT
One day when Mister I‘mn l‘-unn,\' . the gasoline and pop and Pliltl ixn
the good things in Miser Farmer's t
extra nervous today."
Mister Bunny reached down into
his pocket and got the money for
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"is it good gasoline?" hr- mind.
“Nice and fresh with plenty it? in
in it like your pop?” ‘
"Yes." laug'hed Nick. “\‘i’v‘ *M,
riot it. fresh his innrniug. If it Hnn‘
go, just come bitch and 1‘“ Chi. 1‘
it."
“That's tinnl” thought
Runny to himself. “it" I (in l
to see Mister l-lunter or BHKt‘i'
lilt'i‘. 1 van 5101) on the gas :.:-'
out Of their way faster than 1
hop."
He got into his car and \‘.:i\'wi
hand good-byu. ’l‘h-vu down tht
he chuggvd ain't the last the 1%
saw of him. he was turning tin
her of the lane between thn ..
berry patch and the pulvw'
bushes.
Minter Bunmr looked (nut ‘
around in every direction. "i dun
see a soul," he said. "I guw: 1‘
sale now."
But suddenly “bang!"
l\li\v'r Bunny let go of thr ‘
lug wheel for a minute, l‘celnx-
vinced that. he was shot. l’tm u I-
as a wink he grabbed it 11min
I'm shot I‘m not going: to urv 1
car anyway." he lhuu‘Jht. ]- ‘
was trembling so ht rnulxi ~- i'
ly guide it.
"11:1, ha. ha!" laughed 5m
overhead just then. “1'“ llt‘l,
scared you, Mister llnnny. it.
think you were shut?”
"l’wyea, wasn't 1‘!" ash-ml “)6
poor treiul.>lim.,' rallllit gent? .’
”It sounded like it."
"Why .it, was your own our 1
«lid it." said Scramble Squir: 2,
back-tired, I guess. And a 1:; '
of smoke mum out. behind. l ’-
watrhinx." ,
"Goodness "live!" said A?
Zunny. “Is that all? I guess l .
llut his troubles were not
(To be (-nnlinuod.)
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