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T \ ‘ . .14: .-/"z / o Mister Hovalook of let; me eomethl: r." ‘
‘ “”54””. ‘ / 1 SEE I I ‘ / (.4. flight; Euro got all his laundry At this c\'t‘l‘_\'lrotl_\' looked scion-a
M‘m'mma’ra: : ‘ ‘ '1 t ‘ / b‘Ck' Calamity Jane shouted out, lulled. ii‘or poor mil 1; Mister Home
u “M’N‘mm . ’ - "NOW “I“ my turn. I’m “MW““S loch. who was always in trouble.
‘u‘ an . b ONngleO, my new eyes 0‘" nearly. l'm 5° speak up with so much él-Ullk. w
' 3" chilly without any clothes." an unheard of thlng. 'llwy waite
“Very well." said the little. iairy— ,0 we what would h": 1 1],“. ,-
man. "It shall be yours. \vhatcverl "l'll promise anvtliinq." ‘.,,,,],,h
we find." Tin Soltllur. "if you'll jun l'ltr‘
But. as it happened, it was Colam— vmmk out at my back. V.
ity herself who got the next pull on me." i
her fishing line. and a lovely inco “Then promlfie that .‘mt wwu't lé
met came out of the laundry pool. ,1 revolution MOW“ m n M, ._
“That's an antimacassnr." sang Land." said poor Mistvr ll.tv loo
out Raggedy Ann. "You pin them "A “.0“ from you “.1” mm. m.”
' » - on parlor chairs. But it would make thing."
\ ‘ M ‘ “ ‘ . ‘ a lovely wedding veil. What has it “I promise! said the T.” 5.0“.
\ V “ ' 3“ °“ "3'" “1'11 lrad the l-ll'lle um otlm in
‘ Q“ \ ' . " ‘ ‘ u I " y . All the dolls crmvded around to see tiou if they start to ”4.01“”
J .QM”~.. ' 7 .:. what was embroidered on Calamity's do mm this pm Om of my I...
A ‘ ’ I new treasure. Oh! 0mm"
”I " I I: , " " ' , " k V . I \ ‘ “It" a horse". “1d Nancy. "A "Certainly," said poor Mifi'vr Ha
filly/AJ/lL’IV'A/lrI///l///"7// ’ '1 _. horse with a man on his back. And niook. “I feel much safer mm“ A
h H ' there are birds in the corners. You'll no“. that l have my own Inuud ‘
look very grand in it. Calamity." hack and lhvre in” going to b.
“I," have 1° find 3' husband first," revolution. let's all go hom~-." f
sighed Calamity, “before I can have And so sflylng. he set the Til“
a. wedding."
I—
. . . Soldier on his foot. and loosened tit
‘ I ‘ i ' ' ., “ ' H ‘ suddenly 3“” TOM‘S 301* 8““ t‘lshhook from his neck. Tn,
- “I'M coins. wee. L. no. mo 1w men-r .ea-v a)
«melanoma -
.y ‘ a shriek. "I've Just lost my lntendrd Sou-1m nu sllf‘fly into an» nnhh:
ill!” I ..._' . ' h'-slmnd." she cried. “The Tin 301* waitln arms and tin. “huh zittai;
‘ -. .. ‘ 'd" 730“ ’ ' WELL '3UERUBOD‘4 D T OOH ' ' . :i' " ' rller just fell into the sonnsuvs. Now cndedglmllhl'b'. ~ ‘
w mower-Hooch»! UP. I ‘ ‘ ' ELSE HA5 DRAWD U4 . . , . f ‘. all his new paint will come off again “1 my let's go mu 1.; in .1
, volt-1M Him -‘ OUT ' . . I. ,_ HBO ‘ “' ‘ ._ 1‘ 2 and he'll lose his nice purple pint-ll0t said Sailor Sam.
ELL fikfit H00 _. . ‘ ' . . > ‘ ' hat wllh lhe yellow cockude. Oh. “Yes, let's." m’ild Thine) \llu) \v
$50 door! Please save him. somebody." tired of fishing.
”We'll fish for him.” said DoOI‘ "But. where’s tE‘ Mat.” rfild Sick
Mister anulook throwing in his line. At that minute .t in; Hal'l‘li ho
"l-“verybody commence at once." came floatlnz Aimvn 'zn' rl .«in -'
They all sat down again and glided graceful'y 1
tirr_,pt:d the bent pins (which they pool.
uznl for tishhooks) into the water. “The very lhln._"” tried Sail
and in about half a mlnutr up came Sam. "Here. Calam! ‘ m“. gll'L' m
the 'I‘in Soldier. Poor Mister Iinva- your wedding veil, .ll will do frir
lnok had caught him. sail."
"Hurrah!" chied the dolls. "The-
Tln soldier is saved."
"No he isn‘t." said poor Mister
Havalook dangling the Tin Soldier
over the edge at the pool. "1'” dump‘
him back in again if he doesn't prom-l
iletore Calamity could unstvm‘“
Sailor Sam had grabbed it.
"The era certainly has a had diet
on one's manners." was all that. p00
Calamity could think of to sag.
(To Be Continued.)
~~ - ‘ > JACK ,DAW’S ADVENTURES ;
y . By CHARLES M’MANUS 5W! by mt Cochran Drawings by L. W. Rcdne
1n Cannibal Land—Chapter l9 -
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suddenly they were aroused by s loud shout outside the grass house
Jock Jumped to his feet and rushed to the little entrance. H‘e notl
“‘S-NW‘WF that both of the apes had left the hut, and when he reached the on
deors he understood why.
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out to search hispockets. He. remembered how he used ”.13“: .1.
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