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NO. 20-—A NARROW ESCAPE
"I arrest you all in the name of
the law." said Smit Whisker, tho
rat, suddenly appearing at the doll
party to which ho had not been in-
vlted.
Now poor Mister Havalook. who
name had been changed to "Pine
Mister Hay-alookJ heard the comm
tion in his dining room. and hur-
riedly grabbing his Spectacles. he
went and looked in,
What a. sight met his eyes:
All tho ladies had fainted again.
and Nancy was trying to pile them
up on a. chair for safety. Linihcr
Long Legs was frantically trying to
reach the drumstick “inch had been
tied to him for u backbone. tho Tin
Soldier was tugging at his tin sword
which wouldn't come off. Sailor Sam
had jumped to the table where he
had seized upon :1 spoon for a. club,
the Gingerbread Man had crept un-
der a rug. and Teddy hnd suddenly
sat down with n spawl, staring ahead
or! him in a. dazed way. which showed
how little he could be depended
upon in- time of danger.
"Get out. of here." said Mister
Havaloolt pluckily to Sniff Whisker.
“You don't belong here anyway."
"I belong here as much'as you be-
longed in Ash Can Town the time I
allowed you'to go in the drain to
fish." said the rat. “You were fish-
ing'without licenses. and you’re notl
allowed to do that."
"A king can do no wrong." said
Plucky Mister Havalook sternly,
“and I'm still king hero. I can fish
without a license it 1 want to."
"I'm not arresting you. sir!” said
Sniff Whisker. “I am only arresting
some or your subjects. If they had
asked be to their party. I could have
overlooked the matter. As it is. I
can only say that my feelings have
been offended .and someone has to
Day!
So saying, he took out nwhistie
rem-«w
and was Just going in lwu m- H“,
rent of his rat [loiitfi‘llt‘ .I, uh. H Linn
hm- Long Legs SUdtJL.l|i]-' in hi up his
hand and yelled. “Stopl”
Sniff Whisker Jumped uhwt .. mot
and dropped his whirrtit.
“Don't do that." ho -‘ 4i C‘ir.‘;l\’.
“You sound Him a trap ti; 1.; m};
it makes mo ncryous. \t‘v Am:
I stop for?” ‘-
"Becuuw it isn't our ills " .c
you were not invited," will i. -
Long Legs. "it was All.» 1‘:
fault. All her fault. Sim :izl '
have to have chevsc and il~
ot‘ it made htr ill,"
At this all the doll: all
Teddy and the, Glugorbr- 41
who had come out. from ill“ ll‘ l 2,:
place—looked :itrt'llblllgli .H ilLv. Km»:
yarn lmlr, who hml rcmuwcd LU"-
hcr tnlnting spell. and Matt"; lw'. it
their heads.
“Traitor,' she bill'lt“lit\l. imam.-
{it Linibei- Loni; 1.11:5. "\i'im ‘n..
nishcd the yarn to tic on 3w: . - 9
backbone "
i’oor i.l|lliitl' looked guilty, ..
deed he should, tor “no in n.- ,
than :t iUl.ilC~l'iit.‘. l'ni ili'fi": to l.
“Wu \t'antul you. Mitt r
Whisker." Miss Pith-91‘s “w it! wil,
“really we did. but it was the cl - ,tL-
I get ill every time I go war 1' 31nd
We didn‘t think iou'd core ior cult. 1';
Suddenly Sniff Whisker evil ,1 -' ,.
candle. “I toll you what 1'“ tin' L.)
said amlabiy, SIIOHil’ig his, '9 312':
teeth. "It youll invite me to :1.»
party now and give mu that maxilla
to eat. I'll tear up the warrant and
not arrest anybody."
"Certainly. Give him the mn'li:
cried all the dolls.
“And I think," said Nick. “'lm
since Lhnbcr Long Legs fui'iu>l.:-l
the candle in the ilrst plncv: \-._
should give him three ohcers.‘ 1411.7,
Miss Pithcrs only gave him a 9 “ii"
u‘ing look.
(To he continued.»
JACK; DAW’S
Story by Bill Cochran
; In annibal
ADVENTURES
Drawings by II. \\‘. Retlucr
apter 23
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When Jack and.Dotty went inside the queer home they found t" a
very nice grass piles on which théy could sleep. And right beside tlmu
werelblonhets made out of‘lcaves.
These had boon fastened togntlinr
with'smail strands of wines and Wt): jwas wry much surprised at iit'i‘i'.
well they were made.
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“Gee."-she shouted, “it'must have been fun to “to in the days bo-
toro .peoplehad wool blankets. Whenever they need a. blanket here.
thoyjunstveet busy and-make one.” “Yes." replied Jack, "and it doesn't,
cost them‘anything-elther." Then he held a. blanket up and thorough-
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1y inspectedfit.
, ,~"'1'hele:will;keep us warm all right." he finally announced. And. at
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thismoment’thozuido appeared. "I've got a fine campfire blazing out
in tront."'he said. "Some of our men have brought some food over and
it you youngsters are hungry. We can eat something before you retire“
for autumn." (Continued;
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