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LALA PALO O ZA AAA DA FA, TAK E O F F YO UR FUR W R A P AND T E L L M E W H AT e e z O N YO U R AAIND T h e P r o fe s s o r Is D u ly In s p ire d DO N O T B E A FR A ID , L I T T L E ON E - y i ’ l l see N / W HAT SA M I I HALP Y O U - . BAZO OLA, \ SAYS ABOUT S BAZO OLA! T H IS F U R / I’M A L L I A -T W IT T E R PROFESSOR- I D O N ’ T KNOW HOW T O BEGIN T By "TT L C T U S TA K E OUR T IM E , ] S M A LL L A D Y -Z E M Y S T IC P O W E R S M O O S T C O O K SLOWLY U N T IL Z A Y C O M E T O RUBE GOLDBERG r S A M S A Y S I T ’S REAL S A B LE - T H E D A M E ’S G O T DOUGH* DEPARTM ENT By TH O R N TO N W BURGESS O P P O R T U N IT IE S REDO Y FOX GROWN NUSPKIOL'9 C w L ' VERY day Danny M eadow Mouse bade Nanny M eadow Mouse good-by and left her alone in their beautiful now borne in the pile of old corn stalks on tha edge of F a rm e r B row n’ i cornfield. Then, taking tha greatest ca rs that no on* should see him. he scam pered along hi* secret roundabout path to b it old hom e ov e r In the G reen M ead ows and went about hla usual busi ness there Just a t If he really lived there. He did this so that hla friends, and bis enem ies, too. would think that he really did liv e there Just a t he alw ays had and so would not go I looking for him and perhaps discov er that d ear new home. It was all • a part o f his plan to keep that new hom e an absolute s e c r e t F o r a while Danny was very suc- I cessful. But there was ona thing that Danny couldn’ t keep a secret no m atter how hard he tried, and that was the fact that he was hap pier than he e v e r had been in all bis Ufa. You know happiness can not be hidden. It la like a bright light— it w ill shine o u t It wasn't long b efore Danny’ s old friends and neighbors began to talk about It when Danny w asn't around m to Sumy California ItilrfirSii!9mm ■ m 7!aik l * jf**■ C aí# mné gmrmge. Both comp. # q «tp p «4 . L iv in g ©Hartera. tflO dall/. C vor/thla© f 099. w orth $3000, sac. $ 3 SÓ 0 cash. OM a go . Muât m U. W . M. Choir. M o a «h a « . Ora. REM EDY ----- — iti# A YR " «a Sand fo r I __ O rgaa lsa tU a PERSONAL ____________ itole! L o » us I * 7 Uw. w eek ly. S a fe , In expen sive. C hart i n i Infornintloa F R E E . W rite Dr. W e n il, C aaten. I , Dak. ENGINES AND PARTS — ■ i— New and Ketoullt Uaaollna and USadM for truck end industrial use. khtpart a*> (ine ,-ebulldlnx. Kudu ninnine A feecd, —&td Kira* Avenue 80 . Seattie. 'M ake Your M ark' In Easy Stitches "W h at has got into Danny? He alw ays was a happy little fellow, but now he is to happy that the oth- -& T 7 $ C L A S S I F I E D i UK S ’M A T T E R By C. M . P A Y N E P O P — W e l l , D id Y o u E v e r T r y It? Pattern 8150 "1 should say that he is in lave.” granted Old Mr. Toad. er day I heard him actually tryin g to aing. Fancy Danny M eadow Mouse trying to sin g.” said Peter R abbiL " I f there was anybody around nere for him to be in love with 1 should say that be is in love.” grunt ed Old Mr. Toad. M E S C A L IK E öor f wwrv, P C k p * f t l e . 1 w n ar V ■*o v o o ? P a G ets O u t o f a B a d O n e By S. L. HUNTLEY m it Bv iOME. OP THEM T O U R IS T jA u T V MOBILE* GOSH, TU E T CO ULD H A V E ««o w r .1 y p a d MAve BEEN A A COULD H E A P WORSE WHAT D O kH E DO A B O U T TU AM TU A T_ V MAD, A MAIL IMI MV SUSPENDERS A m MIT PUNCTURED L O N E OP MIS TIRES <Coo\ri;ki B y J. M I L L A R P O P — F a l l P r a c t ic e Y O U ’R E M Y B R O T H E R , A R E N 'T Y O U • r t . \ CJ E V E R Y B O D Y 'S STOP AND ENTER s t * « « acposs itMtsMcfiOfi, w in c * i 1*6 THrtl WHS A STOF Sl4M ftVEVt. 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He nad to so that he wouldn’t be caughL So the first thing e v e ry m orning he m ade it his business to m ake sure If R eddy was about and. i f he was. just w here he was. N ow R eddy F ox. you know, U v e ry sm art and cle ve r. O f course, he noticed how v e ry happy Danny was these days, and It set him to thinking. He began to grow suspi cious. T h e m ore he watched and listened and thought the m ore suspi cious he grew He rem em b ered how he had surprised Danny and Nanny in another part of the G reen Mead ows w here N anny's old home was. He noticed that though he found Danny at his old home e v e ry m orn ing he n ever saw or heard an y thing o f him in the afternoons. At first he had supposed that Danny was taking an afternoon nap. but as his suspicions grew he m ade up his mind that Danny went som ew here else to spend his afternoons. “ O f course, he is with that other M eadow M ou se!” said Reddy, with a wicked sparkle In his eyes, and straigh tw ay he began to spend bis afternoons bunting around Nanny's old hom e where he had surprised Nanny and Danny that never-to-be- forgotten day. But though he hunt ed and hunted and found e v e r so m any p riva te little paths which he knew had been m ade by a M eadow Mouse, never once did be get a glim p se of Danny or Nanny, tor the v e ry good reason, as you and I know, that they w ere not there. And all the tim e Danny knew just what R eddy was doing, and he and Nanny would laugh and laugh as they thought how splendidly tbey had fooled him and ev ery b o d y else C T Y o u ’ ll be delighted w ith the ef fects you can ach ieve with then* initials. 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