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stsble once more. ready to haul his
sleigh over the housetops on Christ-
mas eve. Nancy and Nick asked Mrs.
Clsus in Suite. wsnted to see them
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“Yes indeed he does!" said that
goodlsdystonce. “But I hove
good news. Minster Clone is so much
betterthstheissbietositup by the
areinhisrvmnsnduhekeepe on
he'll be well enough to drive his big
sleigh himself on Christmas eve. 1
don't know what would happen it he ‘
missed tsktng his toy beg ground
end sliding down the "chimneys to
on the stockinss. But [0 on up.
He's waiting tor you.”
“Oh. ho!" cried Sent: Claus, when
the Twins cune satay in at his bid-
ding. "Wham all this I hear about
you two catching my runaways? I
cell that pretty emu-t. so I do. and
1 can tell you how much obliged
1 sin. I do hope there won't be any
were trouble. but you'd betetr slay
mund. my doors. One never csn
tail whet any happen."
Scored! were the words out of his
mouth when in rushed the Toy
Msksr.
“I resign." he cried wildly. "l
resign right here and now, Mister
Cleus. Here I've been mensger or
your toy rectory tor more than any
you: and never. mode a misuke.
I won't stand iii—no sir: i resign."
"Now whst's up!" naked Bouts
Clsus. "You not like a crazy per.
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"I'll tell you whet“: .up. Mister
Clsus." said the Toy usher. "It's
those stupid clues in the work-shop.
They won't do what they are told
end they here the squesks ell mixed
up. They have- ttheb‘y-dolls is
, long clothes on saying 'miew' and]
I told them not to get them mixed.
but they did. end they sewed up the
squesks sii wrong and I don‘t know
whet to do about it!”
"Dear-l Deer!" esid Santa. Claus
"rim is I. nice thing to do. I'll say!
I‘m very sorry it happened, Mister:
Toy Maker. but there is still 3 little
time left, and with extra help per-
haps the eels and dolls can be rip.
nod Ind fixed over. Mother! Mo-
ther!” he called. "Will you please
come here?" .
Mrs. ‘ Claus caLme bustling in.
”Ben I em. Santa. what is it?"
“You'll have to help me get dress-
ed. Mother." said Santa Claus. "I’m
just about well anyway. and there is
a. lot of extra work to be done in
the toy-shop."
Then turning to the Twine he
said. "You children go and hunt up
Inch 0' Pie and his blue geese. and
30 and get every elf and pixie and
(airy you can (ind. and tell them to
come to the big top~sliop right away
to help change the squeakes around.
I'll pay them extra. '
In about an hour Inch 0’ Pie and
the 'hvins had found nearly a bun-
dred extrs helpers. And they pitch:
ed in and worked themselves. too!
By he.” post (our every squeak had
been changed to their proper places
in the Christmas toys. The oil-cloth
cots bald “Allow" us they should. and
the dolls cried "Mama" “lien they
were picked up.
But if you notice .1 small rip any-
where in your toys that looks as
though it had been sewed over don't
blame Santa Claus. pleue. children.
It wouldn't lzsve happened if he
hadn't caught cold in that Naughty
store the owl: hefore Christmas try-
ing to fill-I out what you worried.
(To Be Continued.)
Norwalk Chronicler