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By ERNIE BUSHMILLER
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
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When Mrs. Gypsy had told every-
one's fortune, Mister Corn Dodger
“Who will‘ be first?"
"I will." said Mrs. Witch. "I‘ll do
a stunt. I‘ll sweep the cobwebs of:
the sky and come back in the sweet
by sud by." And she flew away
without another word.
something to them in.‘ very low
"What is a. chnrude and whnt are
We to do?"
By CHARLES M'MAN US
called out. “Let us have a. stunt “Look at us." said the Wise Man.
‘ ‘ I .. party." ' "We three standing in this doorway
TH! 6053 i5 Col c To ' "Very'well," said the Clown. ‘That and taking up all the room. make I
11K: ME HUNTING-I 1 suits me. But what is a. stunt party word. See it you can guess what
LIKE To GO TOO- — 3 anyway?" that word is."
I - DECMNE‘ . "A stunt party." said Mister Corn “Crowd!" guessed Contrary Mary
% I ILOOK - Dodger. "is a party where every per- quickly.
GOOD son does something." "Not" sold the Wise Man.
' INA "Then let us begin. I‘ll do the "Doorkeeper!" guessed Jack Horn
/ , WT"? bossing." said Old King Cole. mp- er after a minute.
. “'T' pins on his bowl with his long pipe. “No," said the Wise Man.
They guessed and guessed and
they guessed, the High Jinks- people
did—but no one could guese the
Charade of the Wise Man.
"We give up. We give up!" said
"I shall tell you," said the Wise-
?” "I-Iumph!" exclaimed Mister Corn "GWWGY b3 and by- "We can"
Dodger. “That isn't what I mean. guess your chumdo, Mister Wise
I *3 I moon tbst stunts have to be done M3“. W11” ‘3 "'3"
,{I [right here where we can sec them." "Ha, hi1. ha!" laughed Mister
it; “I know a stunt." said the Wise Wise Man merrily. "It is as simple
313 Mon 0! Our Town. "It's a Charade." as A B C."
5:21 "A chit-what?" cried all the "Dr P Q R or X Y z," remarked
": High Jinks Landers. Doctor Foster. “I can't see that it
“A charsdo is something you act. is so very simple."
1 Cl 0 D Cm°iMND$ But it means a. word. Come here. “Do you all give up?" :lskvti line
’7‘ ‘ ' ~4— Nancy and Nick, and I'll tell you Wise Man.
‘ I . ‘ ' , _ what I man." “Yes, yes! We give up." said the.
' -. . ‘ The Twins ran over to The-Wise- people 0! High Jinks Land. “What
i r”? BANANA 0m ‘ L By MT GROSS Mun-Ol-Our-Town. and he explained is the answer?"
tones
"Goody!" crlod Nancy, clapping
her hands. "I understand. That's
an easy chamde. Anybody could
guess it in]; minute."
"Just wait and see." said the Wise
Mon-Ot-Our-Town. "I'm. not so
sure."
"‘Aro you ever going to begin?"
said Mister Corn Dodger. impatinnt-
Twins to s doo'rwsy and standing
beMeen them sothst no one could
pass.
. "I don't undorstsnd." said Slow.
Man-01-Our~'l‘own. “Liston mrv-
I‘uily. When we were standing in
the doorway. Nancy and Nick and
l. we took up ul‘. lite room. didn‘t
we?"
“You certainly did!"
King Cole.
"The doorway “as entirely lull,
wasn’t it?” nslu-Ii the Wise Man.
"1‘“ say it was,“ admitted
Old
mid
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iy. "What is the chnrade'P' Scorn Crow. ”IL-\I‘Il i wouldn't have
"Just this no nothzng more. squeezed past."
We three s'stsnding in the door," "Then." snld Ul" Wist- Mail. "It
answered tho Wise Man. pulling the was one door full. wasn't h‘.’ The
word was '\\0n'l-:r{ull"'
“Well. we declare!" cxcluimed the
High Jinks simders. '
(To Be Continuing)
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