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This is the lane that load: to the crooks crooked man Who ownea a crooked cat. , up and see them all it you co. to.“ W W 0! course the little adventurere wanted to see all the sight! could so they decided to follow the path. In a short time they ran the crooked house and what a. tunny sight it was. The window, the and oven the chimney were all crooked. BY 01.11715 ROBERTS BARTON N O 16-—A NEW WAY TO POP CORN ,And th ocrooked man so M/ M... #5m.... 1 Daddy Cracknuts and Mrs. Crack- nuts went chugging'hnppily along in their little automobile to the place where the big chestnut tree grew. The sky was as blue as June and big white clodds floated around in it like truth on soda. water. You would ncyor have dreamed that Jack Frost had been snooping around the night before with his hammen _ But he. had‘. He'd been cracking supply. They had given Chirk Chip- burrs! He cracked them so Wide open that tho satin brawn nuts opined down onto the ground. Daddy Cracknuts and his wife were going to lay in their winter \thought we'd surprise you," they lmunk a. hit no fan as the pop-corn match near the buckwheat field. \Vhen they got. there Chick hopped [out und'on they wont until they came to the chestnut tree. And 1thore, it you please. were Scramble and Scamper Squirrel Cranknuts. their sons. waiting for them. . “Hello, Daddy! Hello, Ma! We thought we'l surprise you." they called from the tree. ”We've been hereWsinco early morning." “\Vell. I declare!" said Mr. and Mrs. Cracknuts happily. “This is quite. a family party. Are there many- nuts?" .“Oodlesi” song out Scramble. Mrs. Cracknuts started to fill has. keta, While Daddy and the boys gathered. And when they started on their homqward trip. the little car was full nearly to the ceiling? "We are going to have flno pantry full of stores for the winter." said Mrs. Cracknuts.. “It. is cer- tainly—n" ., Suddenly she stopped. “There's Chirk Chipmunk!" she cried. “We forgot all about him. And he has a bag full oi! stuff. Where shall we put him?" Daddy. “Well , I declare!" said Dad Cracknnts. "I \\ onder! Hello. Cl how are you ever going to go here. " “'9' re as full as .a. box of mo keys." “I don’t know," said Chlrk. loss I sit on the roof. hem y." “But your bag!" cried Mrs. Crnc nuts. "Where shall we put it?" “I dunno," said Chlrk rucfully. ‘ ate all the buckwheat I‘could ml and I’ve still got my cheeks tuil :1 though you'd never notice it. as ‘ «:hookh go down to my shoulders hi? I thought I'd better lay in 11 iii. shelled pop-corn for winter " "What did you sholi it for. V” ask Scramble. "It's easier to carry." said Cl “I hrongh an old salt bag along.’ Suddenly Daddy had an idea. “'5 tell you What to do. Put your 110" corn in beside the engine. Thats 1' Set it 1ight up. It can’t get diri Its in a bag. you see" i “It might spilt" said Chirk. couldn't find anything to tie it. " “I ll go slou 11 " said Daddy. ' hop up on top. now and hold tight." ‘ Pretty soon they were on the way again. But they hadn't gone milo when “pop." “I must have a. blowout." NU I'm not we} "Pop!" went as . "Pop. pop. popl’: I “My goodness! A cylinder mus ,' missing dreadfully to aphttcr ii} that. " said Daddy. “1' ii haxe to i 1 at the Twin Grunge and got it ii Just listen. " “Pop pop. pop. pop. pop. p09 “hon they got to the garage R lifted the lid. there Wai Chirk S P0 101 11 all nicely popped from the he of the engine. Everybody had a toast and a 110 laugh. something (To be continued.) 03551211111111. RESULT-GElTlNGAD‘
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