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0f THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBER‘TS BARTON
.‘NO. 15—50}!an CHIPM‘UNK GETS 'A LIFT
o a.
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“\thrc are you going, Daddy
Cracknuts?" asked (.‘hlrk Chipmunk
one day when the squirrel gentle-
to fill up his; automobile tank with
gasoline. . .
"'Whel‘e are no going. M1?" asked
Daddy, who had gotten into
the habit of asking: his wife every-
thing.
“We, are going to get nuts," mid
Mrs. Cruclinuts from the plum: she
Was sitting in the car. "You ought
to know, Daddy. Ion toid me you
. had all the best nut tree; picked out
and we've been waiting for the iirst
(frost. Tilt; first frost come lust night
\so here we are, bztsktts and all."
"That's right, Chirkie," said Duri-
ly Cracknuts kindly. “l'm getting it
{little absent-minded tluse days.
Why are you asking?"
"I—I’d like to no to the buck-
wheat field." said Chit-h. "It's all
ripe and brown and i like it belitt-
than anything next to pop-corn. I‘m
going to tho pop-corn Latch, too. I
like to eat pop-corn belt-re it‘s pop-
ped. It tastes like delicious nuts——
only better."
“Well?” asked Daddy. "What
about it?" i '
“1 was thinking melilit- you‘ll take
me along." Said Chirk. “It’s :1 long
way to the buckwheat field and i
can't go so very fast." >
"You shouldn't touch the buck-
wheat. and pop-corn. Chlrkin,” sold
Daddy L'rncknuts sewrly. "They be-
long to the farmer and he has a
hard time raising them. With nuts
it is different. They grow wild, and
\\'t‘——-"
Nick and Nli'lt‘)’ had hex-n listen-
lm: nnd now Nick broke in.
"Listen here. Daddy." he said.
i"It's all right for (Shirk to take :1
little‘hlt of buckwheat mid an ear or
two of pep-corn. Money wouldn't do
Chit-k tiny good. and ”in t'nrmer is
mind to pay; him for what, ho has
done for him."
"\Vho? Chiria?" luiliilli'd Mrs.
Cracknuts. "why, he's too little to
than stopped at the “Twin Garage"
\
do anything for anybody, I'm sure-
1 don't lmmr what you can
talking about." ,
. "Well." said Nick, “it‘s this wai‘
Ono day i heard the former tzilki
:Juout the wuy the grasahoppc‘:
“(‘l'r: eating up his grain. and '
suitl, 'ltonlly. it' it. were not for {A
t‘llipillllnlis and ’coons i don't Loo-j.
“int 1 should do. They eat up la
grasshoppers by the hundred—fl
if the chipmunks do take. a little
of buckwheat and hard corn no.
and then, they are welcome to i
’l‘li‘vy tire the greatest he‘lpt'l's ‘:
huve.‘ " '-
“Wcll, 1 declare!" said M
Cruoimutn moving: her baskets ov
to make room. “lion right in, Chi
hie, and come along." M
So (‘hirkie jumped into the it”.
automobile as though he worked 0
Springs. Anti Daddy Cracknuts put
lur his gasoline and climbed 1):!
into the car and away they won .
"Don't you think we'd better Sid
and got Mister'Coon, too!" said MT
t‘rucknut’s. "it the farmer 0W,
Ciiirk so much he owes itingtd
somrthlng. too, I'd say." .
(Iliirk Chipmunk laughed. "Don
worry. Mrs. ('anekuutn,” he Sui
“Mister (.‘oon has been inning suc'
vorn every night for dinner cr'
since the middle of August. lie 1!":
his nopht-ws go corn hunting uni
day. Only they like. theirs soft all]
young, \shlle I prefer mine liurtio'
I iike it in the spring when if
«sprouting. too. when it's heen in th;
ground uhout’u week. I like to d!
it up and eat it—iike the t'l‘UWSfflr
"You're". very bud buy!" out
\irs. (‘rntrknuts sharply. “I don'
think the former would like tliutfl
“He doesn't." admitted (Shirk.
“But it just seems that I can't ht'l
it. I love it so. But not any holte
than buckwheat. There’s the [let
now. I'll be getting out. thank 5011-".
"We'll meet you here on our ways
back." said Daddy Craohnuts. "So
be ready."
‘ (To he continued.)
(Lupyrlght, 1925 NBA Service, IncJL
Norwalk Chronicler