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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
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ADVENTURES
Of the TWINS
By Olive Roberts Barton
“Oil, LOOK:” CRIED NANCY, 'THERE IS SOMEONE BECKON
ING TO US JFROM THAT APPLE-TREE.”
“Yes," said Daddy Gander to the
Twins as they rode along through
the sky on his magic dustpan, “the
tin rooster was right. There isn’t
any doubt that the Maiden-AU-For
lorn and the Tattered-Man have
gone to housekeeping in the House-
That-Jack-Bullt."
“Oh, look!” cried Nancy. “There
is someone beckoning to us from
that apple tree. Let s stop and see
who it is.”
So Daddy Gander said. “Whoa!"
to his dust-pan and it stopped in
the tip-topmost branch o£ the apple
tree.
“Why, hello!” said Nick. “It’s the
apple-tree fairy who runs the ele
vator up to the sky.”
"I’m glad you haven’t forgotten
me,” said the apple-tree fairy. “I
thought I heard someone talking
about the House-That-Jack-Bullt.
Was it you?"
“It was me,” skid Daddy Gander.
"Do you know anything about it?”
"Do I?" Well, I should say so,” re
used to live in an apple tree on
‘Do I?” Well, I should say so,”
remarked the apple-tree fairy. “I
used to live in an apple tree on Pip
pin Hill where Jack and Jill and
Mrs. John live. Indeed, I was there
when Jack built his house. I know
all about it. It s got the cutest
porch and —”
"Oh, I mean do you know where
it’s gone?” asked Daddy Gander.
"It’s lost.”
"Ants wings and snails horns'”
cried the little fairy In surprise
“You don't say so!”
"Oh. yes,” snid Nancy. 'lt’s gone
and we’re hunting for it. The tin
rooster on the barn and Higgledy
Picgledy. the black hen, said that
they thought the Maiden-All-For
lorn and the Tattered-Man had
gone to housekeeping in it.”
"I don't believe it.” said the
apple-tree fairy. "They wouldn't do
such a thing. Walt a minute: I've
an Idea. Was there a wind-storm
thereabouts when the house disap
peared?"
"Not that I know of." said Daddv
Gander. "But then it's pretty hard
to tell sometimes. We never can be
sure in Mother Goose Land whe
ther It's a wind storm or Popple
ton Bun. the miller-man, snoring.
Why?”
"I was Just thinking.” said the
apple-tree fairy, “that up on the
seventeenth floor of the sky there
Is a place called "The Department
BY CONDO
of Lost Things.’ It’s for the wind
storm things.”
"Whatever arc you talking
about?" cried Nick. 'What wind
storm things?”
“Oh. pigs, and baby-carts, and
haystacks, and churns, and automo
biles and houses and things like
that, that blow away in tornadoes.
A tornado Is a wind storm," said
the apple-tree fairy. “They have
to blow somewhere, don't they! So
they blow up to the seventeenth
floor of the sky and we fairies sort
them out. It's quite a village.”
"But how could Jack's house be
blown up there when nothing else
was?" asked Nancy.
"Oh, easily!” said the fairy. "A
tornido Is Just a wind cloud that
looks like a kite with a tall. The
tall comes along and—whisk! It
can blow you right off the map and
leave the person you were talking
to without so much ns pushing an
eyelash out of place.”
"Well then,” said Daddy Gander.
"We'll go there at once and look.”
“Just leave your made dust-pan
here,” said the apple-tree fairy.
"I’ll run you up in my elevator as
quick ns Jack Robinson could wink
his eye."
(To Be Continued)
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cheapest meat to be had. And
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there's a tip on how o start
that chicken flock right.
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fers many bargains in what
It takes to raise chickens.
READ AND RAISE
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guess there Is room for you up here,” came the reply. And In very
short notice Jack was down out of the tower house. "How will 1 get up
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The mahout, In reply, grabbed hold of the elephant's trunk and told
Jack to stand on the end of It. Jack did, and he was slowly raised right
up to the animal’s neck. Then ho merely climbed over the side of the big
lox-llke affair and stood up beside the hunter.
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In the meantime the mahout got hack on the elephant's neck and
they were ready for the tiger chase. Just as the elephant started away
the boar hunter shouted to Jack from the tower house: "I’ll wait her*
until you return, ami I'll keep Klip end Flop with me." (Continued.) if!
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