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(Chapter 9)
THE WIGGLE WAGGLE
CAVE
"Oh. mvl" aasned Henry In terrl.
ble lesx. "You mast be one ol the
Wiggle Waggles."
"Wight you are," said the elXin
creature. He took a strawberry
colored handkerchief and gave his
nose three loud honks. All the
while his saucer like ears wiggled
and waggled like aspen leaves in
a breeze. "Come, now. Follow me."
He turned into the woods. Henry
did not know what to do. If these
elves were as wicked as he had
heard, should he not return to
Santa Land as fast as his quaking
legs could carry him? On the other
hand, the creature said he had
Santa's wand!
"I must go with him," decided
Henry. "No matter how dangerous."
Immediately he started after the
Wiggle Waggle. He cheered up
when he thought how happy and
surprised Mr. Dllly would be when
he returned with the wand.
The Wiggle Waggle pushed on
through the woods. Henry's feet
sank deep into the snow but the
Wiggle Waggle seemed to walk on
top of the snow and have no weight
at all. In fact he went so fast that
Henry would have lost him If the
wiggle waggle naa not stopped
from time to time to honk his
nose.
At last Henry caught up. "Where
ao you live? ne asked breathlessly.
"Oh the Wleizle Waggles are scat
tered all over the world," said the
creature. "You probably have heard
us honking and never knew what it
was. were usually Invisible you
know."
Now Henry could remember many
times lying In his bed at night and
hearing strange noises In the black
house of Mrs. Snell. Had It been
one or me wiggle Waggles blowing
his nose? he wondered with a shiver.
-nut, now," went on the elf. "We
nave all come north because of
course you know Santa Is having
a big party tomorrow. Simply every
one Is invited. Everyone except the
Wiggle Waggles. We are quite an
gry about it and mean to pay Santa
This sounded very rude to Henry.
He started to say that he thought
the Wiggle Waggles should Just
forget about it and mavbe Santa
would invite them the next time
he had a party. But before he could
jay this, the Wiggle Waggle darted
into a cave. Whon Henry followed
him he very soon saw why Santa
felt the Wiggle Waggles should not
come to any party of his.
For the Wiggle Waggles appeared
to be the most quarrelsome people
In all of elfdom. What a honking
and squalling and waggling of ears
there was in that cavel Henry stood
perfect!;- still and stared about In
astonishment.
There were about a hundred blue
nosed, saucer-eared creatures push
ing each other around
Some were slapping each other,
some were kicking, some were pull
ing hair, and all of them were honk
ing their noses and howling.
"Goodness!" cried Henry. "Why
are they fighting?"
The creature who hnrT Iph him
there shrugged his shoulders. "We
iiiwiiys squaooie," ne snm matter-of-factly.
"Can't help It."
One Wiggle Waggle ran across
the cave dragging behind him an
other Wiggle Waggle by the hair.
The two of them crashed against
Henry and then rolled over and
over, sceechlng and digging at each
other with their nails.
Henry was so frightened he start
ed out of the cave. But at that
very moment there was an extra
loud honking and a deep voice cried,
"Be quiet, the boy from Santa Land
Is here!"
Instantly the Wiggle Waggles
quieted. The biggest and ugliest
one then said to Henry. "I am
Zeuop. What do you want?"
"I I won't stay long," stam
mered Henry. "I I ust came to
get my wand Santa's wand, that
"My brother, Humphrey found
ttie wand In the woods," said Ze
Bop. "Then may I have It? It's real
ly very Important, you know."
"We know very well how Im
portant it Is," snapped Zezop. "Are
you going to Santa's party tomor
row?" "Why, I suppose so," said Hen
ry. Then he added, "If you did
not squabble and quarrel so terribly
I'm sure Santa would have Invited
you."
"We'll be there anyway," cried
Zezop fiercely.
What could he mean? Perhaps
he is not going to give me the
wand, thought Henry in dismay.
But at that very Instant Zezop
reached into his coat and pulled out
a magic wand.
Overjoyed Henry grasped It.
"Oh, thank you! You are very klndl"
And bursting with happiness he
left the cave and ran towards Santa
Land.
If only he had known! The
wicked Zezop had kept Santa
wand and given Henry the Wiggle
Waggles' wand which could work
only evil magic.
Next: a present for Henr
Stores Extend Hours
Portland, Ore., Dec. i; (P)
A six-man businessmen's com
mittee announced today that be
ginning Friday about 60 down
town Portland stores will ex
tend their hours until 8:30 p. m.
for the convenience of Christ
mas shoppers. The city's larger
department stores, however, in
dicated they would continue to
close at 6 p. m. as usual.
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Tom Mil
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Serenade
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Think Fast
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Farm Houri 8:00, Radio Shorthand; 8:80,
Guest Start 8:43, Newa and Weather,
9:00. Musle That Endures: 4:45, Evening
Meditations! 10:00, Sign Off.
JAAf Thursday A.M. 10:00, Newt
IV"V and Weathert 10:115, Especially
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Air i 11:15, Concert Halli 12:00, Nswai
12:15, Noon Farm Hour) 1:00, Ride 'em
Cowboy i 1:15, Orexon School of the Alrt
1:45. Melody Lane; 3:00, Home Garden
Hourt 2:30, Memory Book of Muslo ( 2:5,
Orexon School of tha Air, 8:00, Newsi
3:13, Musle of the Masters; 4:00, Oregon
Reporter.
Officers of Circle
Named at Silverfon
Silverton The annual Christ
mas party lor the members of
the Immanuel Zion circle of the
Womans Missionary Federation
was observed in an afternoon
affair during the past week with
secret pals of the past year re
vealed during the social hour.
Mrs. Ed Overlund, Box Work
chairman, aranged for the
money gift donation to be sent
to the Parkland, Washington,
Lutheran Children's Home, and
explained the functions of tha
Box Work project. Mrs. Tom
Anderson presented the educa
tional missionary topic for dis
cussion. Christmas carols wer
sung about the lighted tree with
Mrs. P. A. Loar and Mrs.
Charles Denham social hostesses.
Elected to serve as circlt
chairman for the coming yeai
was Mrs. Oscar Overlund, to b
assisted by Mrs. P. A. Loar ai
secretary-treasurer, the retiring
officers, Mrs. C. E. Jorgenson,
chairman, and Miss Hilda J. Ol
sen, secretary-treasurer.
ACROSS
1. Star
7. Mint again
13. Manifest
14. Continent
15. Midwestern
atate: abbr.
IS. African native
18. At home
19. Gumbo
21. Boy
22. Agreement
24. Beverage
25. Concise
27. Rubber tre.
23. Stately
building
30. Contests of
speed
31. Seasoning
33. Cause to float
gently
34. Petty malic.
36. Foreordain
39. Vandal
. 40. Neckpiec.
43. Rowing
implement
43. Heroine of
"Lohengrln,
45. In disagree
ment
46. To a position OI
47. Kind of
red dy.
43. Casks
fil. Small fish
52. Become lesa
severe
54. Experience
again
56. Condition
67. Shops
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Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle
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3. Called forth
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4. East Indian
moner
6. Concealed
water
DisreRard
7. Foraya
8. Salamander
9. Ridlns whip
10. Grandchild; o
Scotch 1
11. Mass f hana;-
5 Down
12. French cfty
17. Infrequent
20. Dried crapes
23. Sale
25. Binds to
secrecy
36. Obliterate
29. Energy food
31. Astern
33. Wallows
34. Cuttlns:
Implement
35. Young hen,
36. Sullen
37. Indigenous
38. Wears away
41. Civil injuries
44. Encouraxo
46. Capital of
Norway
48. Babylonian
deity
SO. Lease
63. Old exclamation
65. NeratlT prefix
'ROOM AND BOARD
By Gene Ahern
AW GREAT IDEA FOR. A NOrVWD!N3
WRIST WATCH IS THIS USING THS
FORCE OP THE MAGNETIC NORTH '
POLE. A COvXBVSS NEEDLE INSIDE
THE WATCH IS GEARED TO A SMALL.
MAINSPRING AND WHEN A
PERSON) TAKES A LEFT TURN,
THE NEEDLE SWINGING NORTH
WILL TIGHTEN THE SPRING AND
KEEP IT CONSTANTLY WOUND UP
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TEKNERKLc I""
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