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Opened With Ceremony
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it with PRAYer^y
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
Milly Has a Temper, Too
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JACK DAW S ADVENTURES
5 CHArTKE “Sltawing, by Leo WrUht
By Ahern
''YEAH-1 FlutO V®t GOOD X £>0 YOl> HftFObtP To N /7
GWAN IN THEflE. PiND>
i ATOL06I2L TO HER
, IF YOU WP1HTP1 BE.
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Y 'Twas a Balmy
} SUMMERS EVe*JuiJ^
( AK]D A GOODLY
} CROWD was ThlEffE,
( "VMAT Well aJ/gM *
' -Filled toe’s bar.
> room, iu -the \
' CORNER OP.tHe f
l SQUARE
S ffRR-ORkr Jj|
in Polly gctt home (
S'C*< Herb he V
USED A CORKSCREW
FfciP A perch where
He CAME FROM
WE. SHOULD of YEPT
A few barrels
here so he could .
amuse Himself r
1 FULL we OUTTW’ )
BUklG PLUGS?/
'WELL MA-JOR.S’POSEV:
You're gonua ship
THAT" FOUR PARTY
HUE PARRcrr BACK
TO -TU’ SEUOR W
MEXICO, EU?-TELL
i POLLY To GWE TH'
\seHor my regards,
Vi AU' UoTTo DRlUK_/
I AUYTUWG that I
L. WoU'T SPILL ! I
BaH!»THis 1
bird spoke
PURESPAUisH
UUTili-TcaME
HERE N
1 HaYe' a
STROUg
SUSPicioU
who Taught
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RIBALD j 1
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by Hal Cochnn.
IW NIGHT TOR IWNiNtr {VWt HER HOME. WHEN
nt DOWN TOft lMEETt« )
WHEN i Picked HER TO \
£rfEND IWBNWftoWtl'U? WtftA ! W°RH
nt Pit TOY F0UO „ ^
Pi FRIEND of
MINE..
HOME. iN TH 1 COOfwN
o* Forming,
OOZZLEfO
Jnck Vould peek
c rmtivog peering
* v 0n and on went the fou» sailors.
Jout f from under the car.«c ar.d each
ifrorp bemnd trees, h was very app
•odd*looki.iR ^hinjf that was moving
iislajd. '
5 <?L/AWT.
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arent that they were afraid of the
nloiiK slowly but surely over the
PW-OONT TEEL *0 BPIO R0OOT |T
V MILLY- YOU CPiH COME HOME
WITH ME FOR -THPiNKbGiOlNG -
NV IT? NLLFIIgbt ^ .—•
5NIFF 1
SNIFF
bULR 1
Just before thn sailors reachcil the othei
ruw tired of riding on the top of the host.
ran alongside. Then, suddenly, Jack heard him bark sharplv and dart
away. Jack then slipped from beneath the boat to - .i hU do*.
SALE BEIhl©
OCT OUR WAV
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Williams
VKHUTS
GIT FEP
HOME |
. BRUNO! )
' 1M TARlN"tPiWMlP\
CUT, VOU VYONif
NEED IT. AN' BE /
MIGHTY CAREFUL. )
YHHEM NDU GrETtC),
TUer rail, road /
V. CROSSIN. _Y ■
NOW ELLIS l
DON'T FORGET t
SUGAR, COFFEE,
KEROSENE and
-two SPOOLS OF
wwrm tFiread.,
NO-NO-ITS
JUST A
PAINT/N
SPELL!! J
A» bv *u>ppea out ne w«u» MU)biMu tu u%nt uu* u»ey u«a nusded
the island and were close to the side where gold was auppesed to be
located. “Come on out, men! 1 * he shouted. So the three sailors let
the boat down and joined Jack. Then they saw what had attracted
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
'MAKE ROOM-
CLEAR THEM
CHECKER
ICALU'COC
'.PILLSBURY-
' HES LOAFIN ,
UN Boyntons
n^CCAL OFFICE'
CHAIRS-
‘ja there any new.lto take to the
^ K-ilry Quien?" raked Xlek. ‘Hh.r!:
to' knew about everything in
Dial* Land." ,
fh. "Tea, yea, T auppove .he will,"
- nodded Will o' the Wl. t , ‘-im clad
you .topped. Indeed I was ju-t
thinking about you ami hnpms
youM come along. Something must
y have happened to Ringtail Coon.
He fear n’t been nrounrt thF.«H parts
for « week* Poke Note Pickerel
nayd he hasn't seen bint. nn«'!
Mosty Mud Turtle says he h»«n'l i
p*fiu him and neither ha.« j
BaJamander, nor Sanmiy Runflsh
nor anybody. I haven’t much um j
was the Twins caUIng to. the
?rl»us little water fairy of thej
MOMENlfe WED LIKE.T& LIVE CNER AGAIN!-
"The ftrstttme you were allowed to
Df?lVE TO TOWN ALL BY YOURSELF.
I my, my! It’s dreadfully
Mate for children to be out,” came'
r Will o' the Wisp’s voice, nr.d r.t‘
| the same time a dim light np*j
p«ared t >uf «*ver the |»ond. And
then W 11 liimstlf appeared, pad-1
diiDg hi* ImnU toward khore where i Niek. ‘‘.VSney am! I can go nnfi
the ebn*fn n were waiting. * I hunt for him* If you’d like."
‘'When on hn errand fori ’’That’s n^lghty kind of you.*
the Fairy t>tie(p it 1* never late.” 1 *md WJ^Ii o* the Wisp gratefully
Mid Nancy. “We hftvb our magic “L’d go tnyseir. bu| I cannot -Ieavf
shoes, and that make* us differ- the water. Tes, I wleh you would
eni from other boy* and girls.” jK)ok him up for roe.’*
aJ33VVililA^
yCARRl^D AUNT SARAH IN TO THE HARNESS SHOP*
Off . went the Twins. It was
getting almost too dark to e,
but they knew where Ringtail
Uvfd In a great biitton.hall tree “
and thither they went and ran* hi* .-rr .nn*i»p>sfflew^- ww«-.vvw«w.»nooj»* -nni iir rma oft
a °° r ' >fW ; tailed Mck. “Will o* the Wisp around until he makes me nerVoua. ^he little fairy whei
Tb»y rang ala lime. b.fore any- want, to know. He aayj he haan'i After a, week or ao he'll *.t tlro.t -\v Q „ft, n fln.l that
answered, but fitmU
t cap, Rtuck ltse
uphLUrs winljg
Twin*.
always,
of mj
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