ItO Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, December 6, 1949
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TUESDAY P.M.
Out came a skinny, dusty, angry looking duck
Chapter 2
Henry and Mr. Dllly Join Forces
Henry led Mr. Dilly to a very
queer shed of a house at the
edge of the town. It looked so
rickety you would have thought
even a spring breeze would send
it tumbling to the ground. As
they turned in at the gate a
woman with ily-away hair
opened the door and swept the
porch vigorously.
"Is that your mother? ' asked
Mr. Dilly.
"Oh, no," said Henry. "I don't
have a mother. That is Mrs.
Snell. She takes care of me, I
guess."
Just then Mrs. Snell caught
sight of Henry.
"You! Where have you been?
Theres work to be done, you
know. Get in here and scrub the
. kitchen and fill the wood box and
peel the potatoes." Her voice
was dreadfully loud and cross.
Henry said, "I went to a
Christmas magic show and this
is"
"Christmas!" cried Mrs. Snell.
"Just forget about Christmas.
There won't be any Christmas in
this house I can tell you not for
boys like you."
"Pardon me," said Mr. Dilly
politely. "I am Mr. Dllly the
Magician. Henry is bringing me
to see his talking duck."
Mrs. Snell's mouth dropped
open and she stared at Mr. Dilly
unbelievingly for a long moment.
Then her voice flowed back into
her mouth and she cried, "Surely
man as old as you has not been
"Taken in by this foolish story of
talking duck."
j Mr. Dilly looked at Henry as if
to say, "Have you been fooling
!fce?"
"It's not a story," blurted
IHenry. "It's true. Serena is in
vthe back yard and she talks to
Jgie all the time."
m Mrs. Snell burst into laughter.
Not only does the boy do no
Svork, he is silly in the head be
sides. Why should I have so
Snuch trouble?"
i "If I could see the duck, per-
Jbaps? " suggested Mr. Dilly.
"Yes, come," said Henry quick
1y. "I keep her in a box out
back."
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"Dilly around the house Mrs.
Snell whooped, "You won't find
your duck out back now, young
nan!"
Henry stopped and looked at
Mrs. Snell. His face was sudden
ly quite pale. "Where is she,
then?" he asked.
"I've tied her up in the kitch
en," said Mrs. Snell. "I'm going
to cook her for dinner."
Henry gasped. Tears of anger
streamed down his cheeks. "I'll
never work for you again!" he
said.
"Leave me, then!" shouted
Mrs. Snell. "But you won't get
the duck!" And suddenly she
took up her broom and began
hitting poor Henry. She swept
him off the porch and down the
walk and gave him a final swat
on his head as she shoved him
through the gate.
For a while the boy was blind
with dust and anger and tears.
It was quite a few minutes before
he realized that he was alone in
the road, that Mr. Dilly had left
him.
"Now what am I to do?"
thought the wretched boy,
robbed of his pet, left all alone
by his new friend, and thrown
out of the only home he had. It
seemed to him that the world
was a most cruel and friendless
place.
It grew dark and as he stum
bled along he did not see the man
at the turn of the road until he
had almost walked into his arms.
It was Mr. Dilly.
"What took you so long, boy?"
said the Magician. "I began to
think I d have to come back for
you. '
"Oh, I'm so glad to see you!
said Henry, ready to cry with relief.
Mr. Dilly put his arm around
the boy's shoulders. "Son," he
said. "How would you like to
team up with me and be my
helper?"
You mean travel with you
and put on magic shows?"
gasped Henry. "That would be
great! Except except " his
voice faded away.
"Except what?" prodded Mr.
Dilly gently.
"Except for my duck," whis
pered Henry. "I can't bear to
leave Serena for Mrs. Snell to
eat."
"If that is all that's worrying
you, you can forget it," said Mr.
Dilly. And he reached in his
pocket and pulled out a skinny,
dusty, angry-looking duck.
"Why it's Serena!" cried
Henry.
Next: Mr. Dill Goes to School.
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Holiday Decorations
Demonstration Topic
Hubbard The first of three
district meetings on "Christmas
Decorations' will be held in the
Pythian Hall here December 7
at 1:30 o'clock. The Hubbard
Woman's club will be in charge
of arrangements. ' The meeting
is open to everyone. The dem
onstration will be given by Miss
Eleanor Trlndle and Miss Betty
Ann Boetticher of the Home
Demonstration office in Salem.
The demonstration will include
Christmas wreaths, door swags
and Christmai corsages. The
other two meetings will be held
in other parts of the county on
December 8 and 9.
Safety Men Meet
Lebanon At the governor's
first annual industrial confer
ence in Portland were John Simi
and Lester Jenkins, company
safety engineers and first aid in
structors for Lebanon's Crown
Zellerbach paper mill. The two
Lebanon men also represented
214 of International Brother
hood of Sulphite and Paper
Makers of Oregon.
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community
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24. Typo measure
26. Chicken on-
closure
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5. Help
6. Proceed
7. Pitch a tent
S. Land measure
9. Riotous crowd
10. Eagerness
11. Complement etf
a mortise
12. Feminine nam
17. High mountain
19. Shout
derlstTsly
22. Former U. 8.
President
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25. Sect
26. Highway
28. Variety of
quartz
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ancient
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36. Proverb
37. Public con
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38. River In France
40. Fragments
41. Vegetable
43. Spread looselr
44. Deed
47. Symbol for
cerium
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